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| Students start a mini forest | Other cities in the U.S have used the Miyawaki Method to grow their urban tree canopy cover. In fact, students at Western Washington University in Bellingham planted a mini forest using the method two years ago. Students working in the university’s… |
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| RISE program in WWU’s College of the Environment gives undergrads valuable research opportunities | |||
| WWU alumnus leaves the University a legacy of sustainability in the Methow | |||
| WA’s wildfire future: More volatile forests amid slashed budgets | As the number of fire ignitions continues to rise, each new fire represents a roll of the dice, said Michael Medler, a former wildland firefighter and pyrogeography researcher at Western Washington University. Chances of a major fire in Western Washington might be low in a given year but they’re… |
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| Washington forced to fight fire with less | As the number of fires continues to rise, each new one represents a roll of the dice, said Michael Medler, a former wildland firefighter and pyrogeography researcher at Western Washington University. Chances of a major fire in Western Washington might be low in a given year, but they’re growing… |
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| WWU’s Rebekah Paci-Green leads massive new report on school safety affecting 330 million children worldwide | |||
| One Quick Question: Fat Bear Week is over (congrats to ‘Chunk’!), but does its impact live on? | |||
| AI in Education: Dreams, Nightmares, Realities: An Interactive, Interdisciplinary, Teach-in | |||
| ‘The Planet’ named best ongoing student magazine in the country | |||
| 2023 Outstanding Graduates: College of the Environment |
