odd, thanks for the heads up rob

up to 83 people luckily

Thanks Cameron!

Have you compared the revegetation of the Elwa to the revegetation that took place after Mt. St. Helens erupted?

What a stunning Olympic Cougar image!!! Can someone send it to NPCA after this talk, I would love to have it as a computer desktop background ;)

Are there any invasive species moving into the area or are all of these native?

Parvo virus

great job kim!

This reminded me that during the Bioblitz in May 2015 we found at least 4 bumble bee species on the lupine. Bombus vosnesenskii, B. vancouverensis, B. melanopygus, and B. mixtus.

Can you recommend a good viewing spot to see the recovery this summer

Enjoying and appreciating this so much! Thank you for this presentation! And, for all your work!

hello, what is the link for past webinar talks? Thank-you.

https://www.npca.org/events/478-park-talks

thank-you

you’re welcome :) Thanks Sima.

Is anyone looking at microplastics in the watershed?

Has the sediment affected shellfish beds?

^^@Jill There's a studying in the high alpine glaciers in North Cascades NP and other NP sites...in collab with USGS. I listened to a talk yesterday through the Washington National Park Fund

Jill’s question about microplastics seems important.

GOOOOOO CAMERON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would love to hear more from Cameron about the personal meaning of working on this project as a tribal member

Fantastic presentation. Thanks!

I don't think we will ever recover the river pre-dam. Human 'ecological restoration' is also environmental engineering. We also need to remember that these landscapes pre-dams were environmentally engineered by Elwha People and surrounding Indigenous communities.

Thank you for a very informative presentation.

I think it would be interesting for Kim to consider Jill’s question about microplastics: future écologistes might become interested…?

Thank you!!!

Thank you!

Thank you, Cameron and Kim! I learned a lot!

Thank you! This was nice

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Thank you for a great program!