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SUMMARY:Discovery Speaker Series: Steelhead Survival with Shaara Ainsley
DESCRIPTION:Tune into the Estuarium’s Facebook Live or join us through Zoom on December 1st at 6:30 PM for an inspiring talk with Shaara Ainsley from the environmental organization Long Live the Kings which works to support salmon and steelhead populations through scientific research! Join us to learn more about the substantial migration barrier that is the Hood Canal Bridge and how they are working to find a solution.\nUp to 50% of the young steelhead who reach the Hood Canal Bridge are dying there, making it one of the deadliest fish migration barriers in Washington State. Long Live the Kings has been investigating these substantial losses and Shaara will present on the resulting discoveries and potential solutions. The effort to resolve this significant challenge to steelhead migration is a collaborative assessment facilitated by Long Live the Kings in partnership with the Hood Canal Coordinating Council, tribal governments, and local, state, and federal agencies.\nThis talk is great for those who are interested in our local fish populations and care about human impacts on our environment. This will be a great opportunity to see how scientific research is being used to advocate for steelhead and salmon here in the Puget Sound. Tune in on December 1st to see science in action!\nPlease join us for this exciting opportunity and bring your questions!\nYoung ones are invited to join in the virtual talk by following along with coloring pages related to the Discovery Speaker Series topics that will be available for download prior to the event. Coloring pages can also be picked up at the Estuarium during our weekend open hours.\nLearn more about Long Live the Kings here: https://lltk.org/ ( https://lltk.org/ )\nFor more information about this free event and to RSVP on Facebook, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/1209724113090205 ( https://www.facebook.com/events/1209724113090205 )\nAnyone can watch the video on Facebook Live with or without a Facebook account. To watch the talk simply go to the Facebook link at 6:30pm on December 1st and the video will be playing, you do not need to sign in to see it. To participate through zoom you will need to register beforehand to join through the button below.\n			\n						DOWNLOAD COLORING PAGE\n					\n			\n						VIEW FACEBOOK LIVE PAGE\n					\n			\n						REGISTER FOR ZOOM WEBINAR\n					\n
URL:https://pugetsoundestuarium.org/events/dss1201/
CATEGORIES:Discovery Speaker Series
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