Subject: [Tweeters] Re: Free bird talk at Padilla Bay Reserve
Date: Feb 9 08:36:24 2011
From: Glen Alexander - alex at padillabay.gov
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Thank you, Alex
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Glen "Alex" Alexander
Education Coordinator
Padilla Bay Reserve
10441 Bay View-Edison Rd
Mount Vernon WA 98273
360-428-1070
alex at padillabay.gov
www.padillabay.gov
On Feb 8, 2011, at 4:36 PM, Glen Alexander wrote:
> Title: Dwindling Seabirds in the Salish Sea
> Thursday, February 10, 7:00-8:30
> Padilla Bay Reserve
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> Description:
> Dr. Ignacio Vilchis, with the SeaDoc Society, will discuss
> investigations of possible ecosystem-wide factors that might be
> causing drastic declines in seabird populations in the Salish Sea.
> Over 170 bird species use the Salish Sea, an inland sea shared by
> British Columbia and Washington State. Over 40 years of research on
> both sides of the border have shown that the populations of some
> species have increased, while others have drastically decreased. Dr.
> Vilchis will present data from US and Canadian researchers to
> identify ecosystem-wide population trends and environmental
> stressors, with the end-goal of helping reverse the declines.
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> Glen "Alex" Alexander
> Education Coordinator
> Padilla Bay Reserve
> 10441 Bay View-Edison Rd
> Mount Vernon WA 98273
> 360-428-1070
> alex at padillabay.gov
> www.padillabay.gov
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