Recent discussions about the proposed Roberts Bank terminal and its potential transboundary effects are a reminder of the significance of the Fraser River for the entire #SalishSea. Map details: https://t.co/v8YI8WTrtO. #RBT2
Happy #WorldOceansDay from the Salish Sea, a transboundary estuarine ecosystem connected to the northeast Pacific Ocean! You can learn more about the #SalishSea and its surrounding #bioregion in the Salish Sea Atlas: https://t.co/MUGhuG7g0u
WWU is offering a fully online, asynchronous introduction to Python for GIS this summer. It is open to anyone with intermediate GIS experience. Please see the flyer below for more details and share widely with anyone who might be interested!
#GIS#Geography#Python#WWU
@Aphantomknight1 I am surprised it took until so late in the day for someone to debate the boundaries :) There are many equally valid different definitions and no single authority. Here I use a definition of the Cascadia Bioregion based mostly on the Cascadia Institute's maps and text.
@KVillINFJ I don't have any printed copies available, but you are very welcome to download a copy and print it yourself if you wish. You can get a full-size copy here: https://t.co/3hOghmw8CV
Western's new interdisciplinary Climate Change Minor, a 20-credit program open to all of our majors, could be a valuable addition to primary paths of study, regardless of field. Learn more about the new Climate Change Minor here: https://t.co/iDGPB6Qp66
If you happen to be on Orcas Island this weekend, I hope you will come check out the exciting Earth Day events happening in Eastsound! Look for the Salish Sea Atlas table to grab your own copy of a Salish Sea Bioregion Reference Map. #SalishSea#earthday2023#wwu#cartography
Exciting Earth Day event in Eastsound! The day’s festivities will include low tide walks featuring SeaDoc’s tidepool guides. Event info at https://t.co/VzwJ3thS4o
My #WWU#Geography MA students Natalie Furness and Kailey Schillinger-Brokaw are published cartographers! Their #cartography appears in @ReginaJefferies' policy brief on challenges related to #transboundary flood management in the #SalishSea's Nooksack River Watershed.
"The High Seas Treaty is a reminder that we must keep our eye on big, audacious goals for our oceans & investments to see those goals reached.”
Op-ed with @seattletimes https://t.co/uc40nGnRg0
📸 Jill Hein & Kimberly Nielsen
#BCCoastalStrategy#SalishSea#OrcasCantWait
I will present on my work developing an open access, digital atlas for the Salish Sea bioregion at the WWU College of the Environment Speaker Series this Thursday (3/9). You are welcome to join us in-person or online! #SalishSea, #Bioregionalism, #GIS , #cartography
Who doesn't love Washington in the fall? Join the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers for their #AAGRegions fall meeting Oct. 6-8, 2022 hosted by @WWU in Bellingham, WA. Mark your calendars, registration opens soon! https://t.co/nrPvwEgm3U
If you're participating in #esriuc2022, I hope you'll visit the Salish Sea Atlas entry in the virtual map gallery (https://t.co/vqUjn1nXDB). The chapters of this fully open access atlas are hosted as a series of #StoryMaps focused on #SalishSea#Bioregion#Geography themes.
#OnThisDay in 1980 - Mount St. Helens erupted. Learn more about Mount St. Helens in these helpful reference links:
Geology & History: https://t.co/a2oYZLRYM3
Fact Sheet 2020-3031: https://t.co/4F3C33sLfL
Feature Story (2020): https://t.co/Bkq1UifAiz
Such an honor to join this amazing cohort of Salish Sea Fellows next year! I will be working on a project to analyze and visualize climate change patterns in the #SalishSea Bioregion.
30% of the #SalishSea Bioregion's lands and waters have some level of park or protected status. You can explore more patterns of land ownership and management in the Salish Sea Atlas https://t.co/syxfFZrSVA. #SSEC2022
The Fraser River contributes more than half of the freshwater entering the #SalishSea each year, but there is considerable seasonal variability. Learn more in the Salish Sea Atlas https://t.co/syxfFZrSVA. If you're attending #SSEC2022, look for the atlas in the snapshots gallery.