Removing such specimens, however, can destroy our history.Īnimal remnants like bones and teeth need to be handled by experts. State Parks extends gratitude to all the folks who tried to do right by these two magnificent finds. One of the displays was a mammoth tooth that had been discovered in Fort Worden in 2019 near where the mammoth bone had been discovered.
In an unrelated event, a park staffer was taking part in a spring break program at the Port Townsend Science Center that focused on fossils. The couple took the bone and eventually shared photos of the discovery with friends and professionals at the Burke Museum to help identify the bone. But, it turned out to be the bone of a mammoth. Mammoth bones discoveredĪ couple walking on the beach in February discovered a what they thought was a rock on the beach at Fort Worden Historical State Park near Townsend. The choir’s repertoire includes songs from the Balkans as well as other Slavic countries and the Caucasus.
Founded in 2005, the group is made up of singers from diverse musical backgrounds who share a passion for complex and beautiful harmonies. The Radost repertoire includes traditions of Croatia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Serbia, Bosnia, Ukraine and Russia, with ornate costumes and live music on traditional instruments.ĭunava is a Seattle-based women’s vocal ensemble specializing in the a cappella folk music of Eastern Europe. On July 15, the Radosk Folk Ensemble and Dunava will provide music and dance traditions from Eastern Europe and the Balkans.
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The state’s Folk and Traditional Arts Program is featuring the second-annual Mountain Melodies concert series at Lake Wenatchee State Park. The best way to normalize safety procedures is for users to lead by example.Īnd, watersport enthusiasts can help state efforts by sharing safety tips with friends and family and encouraging them to learn more. Wearing it is the best way users can stay safe. Watersport enthusiasts are required by law to carry a well-fitted life jacket on board, even on stand-up paddleboards. From July 21 to July 27, program managers will issue a series of safety messages on their social media. Paddlesports such as kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding are popular but they are not without risks. Six years ago, managers of the Recreational Boating Safety Program at Washington State Parks created Paddle Safe Week to promote safety while users are out on the water. To view details of past or upcoming Commission meetings, visit the commission’s webpage. The commission expects to discuss both policies at its Aug. To submit a comment on the Forage Fish Management Policy, visit the comment portal.īoth comment periods are open through Aug. The draft policy is available for public review and comment.
Comments may also be emailed directly to Forage Fish Management Policy provides wildlife managers with guidance to maintain healthy populations of forage fish species and individual stocks of forage fish while helping to maintain the integrity of ecosystems and habitats.įirst adopted in 1998, WDFW staff recommended revising the policy to clarify that it applies to marine and freshwater ecosystems. To learn more or submit a comment on the Willapa Bay Salmon Management Policy, visit WDFW’s webpage or the comment portal. The final draft policy is now available for public review and comment. Since that time, the Commission has held numerous meetings to collect public comments on possible changes and updates to the policy. The Willapa Bay Salmon Management Policy provides a guideline for Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife managers to promote conservation of salmon in Willapa Bay as well as the economic well-being and stability of commercial and recreational fishing in the state, according to a news release.įirst adopted in 2015, the policy underwent a comprehensive review in 2018, and a formal policy revision process began in 2020. The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is seeking public input on possible revisions to its Willapa Bay Salmon Management and statewide Forage Fish Management policies.
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