Looking for a way to celebrate National Oceans Month? Try this! Ocean Frontiers: The Dawn of a New Era in Ocean Stewardship will be broadcast this month on PBS stations in Seattle, Yakima and Spokane. Watch the powerful documentary that takes you on a revealing voyage to seaports and watersheds around the country. Witness inspiring... Read more »
These five-day summer camp sessions offer opportunities for prospective seventh- and eighth-graders to explore marine sciences and have fun at the same time. Participants are introduced to earth and ocean sciences and to science careers through hands-on activities emphasizing solutions to real-world problems. Each day of the camp is filled with fun projects and activities... Read more »
The Governor's Office (JT Austin) and facilitator (Susan Gulick) welcome Council members to the Washington Coastal Marine Advisory Council meeting. The Council is comprised of representatives from commercial fishing, economic development, coastal energy, recreation, aquaculture, science, ports, state government, coastal marine resources committees and the community at large. The Advisory Council meets four to six... Read more »
The Pacific County Marine Resources Committee serves as a steward for the marine and estuarine resources in Pacific County by facilitating science-based policies, research, and education that enhances the sustainability of the economy and ecology of the community. The stakeholder committee includes representatives from commercial fishing, conservation, science, aquaculture, recreation, economics, ports, state, federal, local,... Read more »
These five-day summer camp sessions offer opportunities for prospective seventh- and eighth-graders to explore marine sciences and have fun at the same time. Participants are introduced to earth and ocean sciences and to science careers through hands-on activities emphasizing solutions to real-world problems. Each day of the camp is filled with fun projects and activities... Read more »
North Pacific Coast Marine Resource Committee is an advisory committee for marine issues on Washington State's outer coast communities of Clallam and Jefferson Counties that stretches from Cape Flattery in the north, to the mouth of the Queets River in the south. The stakeholder committee includes representatives from Jefferson and Clallam Counties, the City of... Read more »
The Grays Harbor County Marine Resources Committee's mission is to address local marine issues, recommend remedial actions to local, state, and federal authorities, build local awareness of the issues and support for remedies consistent with the Benchmarks of Performance as adopted by the Coastal MRC Work Group. For more information visit the MRC program website,... Read more »
Pending budget allocation; if budget only allows 5 meetings in 2014, this meeting will be cancelled. Check the Marine Sanctuary website for updated information. The Sanctuary Advisory Council was established to privide advice on the management and protection of the Sanctuary. The council is comprised of representatives from Indian tribes, state and local governments, other... Read more »
Wahkiakum County Marine Resources Committee addresses local marine issues, recommends remedial actions to local, state, tribal, and federal authorities, and builds local awareness of the issues related to marine resources. Priorities include developing a citizen science monitoring program to study seals and sea lions in the Lower Columbia River Estuary, supporting local high school field... Read more »
Join Resource Media and the Surfrider Foundation in a workshop on communication. Develop your message, tell a story, train for an interview, and find the right social network for your audience all in one day! This workshop provides an opportunity for coastal leaders and issue advocates that are involved in marine planning to enhance their... Read more »
RFP number 14-37 entitled, "Design and Implementation of an Economic Analysis to Support Marine Spatial Planning in Washington" proposals are due to the Department of Natural Resources no later than 2pm.
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