Cultivating awareness, understanding, and stewardship of the Wenatchee River region
A quick shout-out to Michelle Gedrose and Erin Davidson who staff the Wenatchee Valley College Continuing Education department and host Wenatchee Naturalist course. The summer mailer booklet includes a nice write-up Continue Reading →
Learn about the wide variety of citizen science projects on-going all over the world by watching The Crowd and the Cloud– 4 episodes -using the KCTS Public TV website. THE CROWD Continue Reading →
Wenatchee Naturalist, Mara Bohman, shares her article, Salmon Recovery in North Central Washington, originally published in the Wenatchee World as an April 2017 four-part series on local salmon recovery efforts. Mara Bohman Continue Reading →
Next week, plan to attend two dynamic workshops about weeds we want to stop in their tracks before they invade the Wenatchee Foothills. Chelan-Douglas Land Trust (CDLT), Chelan County Weed Continue Reading →
Do you like to bird? Would you like to see your observations contribute to a world-wide community of educators and researchers across the globe? Then, become a citizen scientist Continue Reading →
Wenatchee Naturalist, Mara Bohman, artfully combines her curiosity with research acumen, a keen photographer’s eye, and a fluid writing style to explore facets of our Columbia River watershed. Take a peek at Continue Reading →
Landscape Architect, Patrick Farrar, recently relocated to the Wenatchee Valley. He took the fall Wenatchee Naturalist course as a way to get acquainted with his new home’s ecosystems. Each week Continue Reading →
Long-time Manson resident, Nicki Anderson, made the long drive back and forth to Wenatchee for 12 weeks to participate in the fall Wenatchee Naturalist course. She has long been an Continue Reading →
I am excited to launch a series of stories prepared by participants in the fall Wenatchee Naturalist course. For the 12-week course, each person made weekly visits to a natural Continue Reading →
Many local families have long traditions around the species of native conifer selected to be a Christmas tree. We annually purchase a USFS permit, make a ski trek, and cut down Continue Reading →