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Here’s a thought…

“The competition between Nature and the economy is deep and broad.
In the short term, the economy usually wins. In the long term …?”

BILL APPEL

LATEST IN ENVIRONMENT

Endow Orcas Hosts Stewardship Seminar Oct. 8

October 7th, 2010|

The Endow Orcas Committee of the Orcas Island Community Foundation is sponsoring a workshop this Friday morning to focus on stewardship of organizational donors. Sharon Holden – a development professional from WSU and the architect

OPALCO Plans Power Outage October 15

October 4th, 2010|

All of Shaw Island and OPALCO members in Olga Village and to the west on Orcas Island will experience a power outage beginning at midnight on Friday, October 15th and ending by 4:00 am. The

The Stone Forms on Turtleback Mountain

October 2nd, 2010|

For years, Islanders have heard stories about a stone anchor and stone circles on Turtleback Mountain, but very few have actually seen them. Archeologist Gary Wessen is someone who has.  He will be speaking Sunday

Open Burning Season Begins

October 1st, 2010|

San Juan County Fire Marshal's Office Effective October 1st, residential and commercial burn permits are available for purchase.  Residential permits allow for fires up to ten feet in diameter.  The permit fee is $15.  Permits

Wild Food Harvesting as Culture and Cuisine

September 28th, 2010|

The Marine Science Lecture Series starts a new season with author, wilderness guide and naturalist Jennifer Hahn on Oct. 12. Jennifer Hahn is the author of the forthcoming book, Pacific Feast: A Cook's Guide

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