A Day in the Life of an Outreach Assistant: Shannon
Our summer program is coming to an end, so we’d like to invite you to our fifth “A Day in the Life Of” blog post featuring...
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Invasive Species Organization Seeks Volunteers for Whistler Valley Trail Project
Adopt-A-Trail is back for the second year running and a recent article published by the Pique Newsmagazine highlights SSISC’s search for...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Another week, another “I Spy in the Sea to Sky…”! How many of you got this week’s riddle? Bull Thistle (Cirsium vulgare)...
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One of These Things is not Like the Others
A recent spotting of the invasive Brown Bullhead Catfish has SSISC featured in an article highlighting the latest observation at Brohm Lake...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Another week, another “I Spy”. Are you being challenged yet? This week’s riddle is a tough one, but it’s possible that...
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Dreamteam Thursday: Meet the Crew, July 2019 Edition
For July’s Dreamteam Thursday, meet Erin, Noah, and Jennifer! Erin is a member of the field crew and Noah is our field crew lead hand, while...
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Our summer program here at SSISC is flying by, and we would like to welcome you to our fourth “A Day in the Life Of…” blog post...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Not an easy invasive to confuse with others; when you see this bright blue weed, you’ll be able to identify this one in no time! Were you able to...
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A Day in the Life of an Outreach Assistant: Shannon
Welcome to our third “A Day in the Life Of..” blog post. We once again get to see what our Education & Outreach Assistant Shannon...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Another tough, “I Spy in the Sea to Sky…” this week, but if you guessed it, go you! I know that I’ve seen this invasive...
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I Spy in the Sea to Sky…
Did you manage to get this week’s “I Spy in the Sea to Sky…”? They’ve been quite challenging lately, so if you...
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Weed of the Week – Orange Hawkweed
The last segment in our Weed of the Week series highlights the invasive plant Orange Hawkweed, which is an easily identifiable species with bright...
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