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April
2010

Our Puget Sound- In Depth

Wonder what marine mammals lurk in the waters of Puget Sound? What washes up on the beaches and why? How humans interface with the sea or the truth about tidal power? Every second Wednesday from January through April WSU Beach Watchers have brought together exciting presentations by local experts for all to hear! Listen to Chrys Bertolotto of WSU Snohomish County Extension. To find out more call 425-357-6020 or email chrys@wsu.edu.