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Davy Clark

U.S. Fish and Wildlife

Davy Clark is an Education Coordinator at the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge.

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Email: davy_clark@fws.gov

(360) 753-9467

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WET Science Center

21 hours ago

WET Science Center
Free school meals for anyone 18 and younger are available through the summer. Find a site closest to you. 🥗 North Thurston Public Schools sites - ow.ly/BsEU50Fg0lx🥪 Tumwater High School - ow.ly/saP550Fg0lv🍎 Olympia School District sites - ow.ly/s5cQ50Fg0lwusda-🥞Live meal site finder - ow.ly/Wjfl50Fg8ZJ ... See MoreSee Less

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WET Science Center

2 days ago

WET Science Center
Youth can practice road safety at a new traffic garden in Lacey. Walk N Roll was part of the collaborative community effort, and they have fun activities and tips for pedestrian and bicycle safety on their website: www.intercitytransit.com/walknroll/educational-resources. ... See MoreSee Less

Thurston County’s First Permanent Traffic Garden Is Now Open to The Public - ThurstonTalk

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Children in Thurston County have a new opportunity for hands-on learning and play with the grand opening of the Mountain View Elementary Bicycle Community Streetscape.
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WET Science Center

3 days ago

WET Science Center
There is still time to participate in Orca Action Month! View the complete event calendar at www.orcamonth.com/events-1?fbclid=IwAR19j4z4hV4Qpz8WMkr1fIqf9Uk9eUquG7ug1VMsQ167iCufeRl_BSdyaV0As we've found ourselves more than half-way through Orca Action Month, we have had a wonderful time learning, advocating, and participating in events thus far--but we're not done yet!Join us this week for the following events:Monday June 21st - *6:00PM - Orca Network and Chehalis River Alliance are co-hosting a virtual Advocacy Letter Writing for Change workshop, focused on a newly proposed dam slated for the Chehalis River. Join in to learn more about how to write an effective letter and oppose the damming of the Chehalis.Tuesday June 22nd - *4:00PM via Facebook - Oceana is hosting a Virtual Whale Watch! Enjoy watching and listening to the Southern Resident orcas from the comfort of your couch.Thursday June 24th -*5:30PM - Join Georgia Strait Alliance for a virtual Community Coffee Break and presentation that explains the measures that Canada is taking to protect Southern Resident orcas from boating traffic. Stick around to participate in a live Q&A session after the presentation.*7:00PM - Join Wild Orca, & Patagonia as they host Lynda Mapes in a discussion titled: "Finding Hope for Endangered Killer Whales."Friday June 25th -*7:00PM - The Salish Sea School is mixing it up with both right-brained and left-brained activities in this Pen and Ink Orca Art Night! Join in for a brief Orca 101 followed by some exploratory sketching and understanding of the sleek-bodied orca. Not someone who considers themselves an artist? You're not alone! Consider this exploratory, zen, and being in the company of other orca-dorks that like to think outside the box!More details and registration information can be found on the Orca Action Month Event Calendar at: orcamonth.com/events-1**Please note that all the times listed are PST. ... See MoreSee Less

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