As you look around at the landscape of the Pacific Northwest, the crashing waves where orcas and seals reside, the mountains, the ancient forests with towering trees, the wildlife from bears to bald eagles, it’s easy to overlook the small creature at the center of all of them. Without salmon, as a keystone species, all… Read More People of the Salmon by Aysha Siddiqui
We have all experienced moments of thirst, when nothing sounds more satisfying than a refreshing iced green tea matcha—or the beverage of your choice—to quench it. Or have you gone to a local Starbucks or coffee stand to grab a steamy hot cup of coffee on the go to help wake up on those early… Read More Sipping on Your Morning Coffee with Accompanying Microplastics by Kairi Rojas
Here at UW Bothell campus we are lucky enough to be so close to nature with the North Creek Wetlands. Restoration of the 127 acres began June of 1998 and in just 22 years we are seeing progress.… Read More An In-Depth Look into the Environmental Science Courses and Major with Dr. David Stokes
Here at UW Bothell campus we are lucky enough to be so close to nature with the North Creek Wetlands. Restoration of the 127 acres began June of 1998 and in just 22 years we are seeing progress.… Read More An In-Depth Look into the Environmental Science Courses and Major with Dr. David Stokes
Composting at the University of Washington Bothell is a process that allows students and staff to get involved in the school goals of sustainability and a healthier planet, but the composting process on campus may not be as good as the administration makes it out to be.… Read More Bin or Bust: Compost Challenges at UWB
University of Washington Bothell students and faculty are responding to the global issue of climate change through various means right here on campus. Each of these groups have different approaches towards addressing climate change.… Read More The Fight against Climate Change Storms UWB
Every night, around sunset, hundreds of crows fly over the campus for the night to rest in the North Creek Wetlands. It’s truly a sight to behold. This nightly routine is called their roosting.… Read More A “Murder” Of Crows? Crow Roosting at the UWB Campus
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