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X-WR-CALDESC:Protect our waters from aquatic invasive species! Northern Pik
 e are highly invasive ambush predators that pose a serious risk to the sur
 vival of our native salmon species. For example\, surveys of invasive Nort
 hern Pike in the Box Canyon Reservoir found that native salmon species acc
 ounted for 70% of the Northern Pike’s diet. In addition to posing an ecolo
 gical threat\, Northern Pike pose an economic one as well. Should this inv
 asive fish become established the economic losses of fishing industries co
 uld total up to 12 million dollars.\n\nHowever\, Northern Pike are not the
  only aquatic invasive species that threaten our waters. Join Upper Columb
 ia United Tribes\, Colville Confederated Tribes\, Chelan PUD\, Upper Colum
 bia Salmon Recovery Board\, WA Department of Fish and Wildlife\, and the W
 A Invasive Species Council at the Wenatchee River Institute for an evening
  of learning and fun. Learn how Northern Pike became a problem\, why Washi
 ngton is so concerned about invasive mussels\, and most importantly what y
 ou can do to help! We will begin the evening with a background and informa
 tional session on aquatic invasive species\, then transition to a more inf
 ormal approach where everyone can explore the various educational booths a
 nd equipment. For example:\n\n•	Colville Confederated Tribes will be showca
 sing their sampling boat. This boat heads out to the waters to catch pike.
  They will also share about the bounty for pike heads!\n•	Washington Depart
 ment of Fish and Wildlife will have their new Clean\, Drain\, Dry and Disp
 ose trailer for removing mussels from equipment on the water on display.\n
 •	Wenatchee Valley’s own Fishing Magician\, Dave Graybill\, will share pro 
 tips on how to catch Northern Pike. \n•	“Ike” the full sized\, taxidermized
  Northern Pike will be here for you to get up close and personal.\n•	There 
 will be lots of free swag to go home with!\n\nParticipants are encouraged 
 to register in advance to give us an idea of how many people will show up.
  Lastly\, in keeping with current guidelines this event will take place co
 mpletely outside\, prepare accordingly. You can find the updated COVID gui
 delines here: https://coronavirus.wa.gov/information-for/you-and-your-fami
 ly/life-after-vaccine/gathering-safely-once-vaccinated\nBeverages will be 
 for sale.
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DESCRIPTION:Protect our waters from aquatic invasive species! Northern Pike
  are highly invasive ambush predators that pose a serious risk to the surv
 ival of our native salmon species. For example\, surveys of invasive North
 ern Pike in the Box Canyon Reservoir found that native salmon species acco
 unted for 70% of the Northern Pike’s diet. In addition to posing an ecolog
 ical threat\, Northern Pike pose an economic one as well. Should this inva
 sive fish become established the economic losses of fishing industries cou
 ld total up to 12 million dollars.\n\nHowever\, Northern Pike are not the 
 only aquatic invasive species that threaten our waters. Join Upper Columbi
 a United Tribes\, Colville Confederated Tribes\, Chelan PUD\, Upper Columb
 ia Salmon Recovery Board\, WA Department of Fish and Wildlife\, and the WA
  Invasive Species Council at the Wenatchee River Institute for an evening 
 of learning and fun. Learn how Northern Pike became a problem\, why Washin
 gton is so concerned about invasive mussels\, and most importantly what yo
 u can do to help! We will begin the evening with a background and informat
 ional session on aquatic invasive species\, then transition to a more info
 rmal approach where everyone can explore the various educational booths an
 d equipment. For example:\n\n•	Colville Confederated Tribes will be showcas
 ing their sampling boat. This boat heads out to the waters to catch pike. 
 They will also share about the bounty for pike heads!\n•	Washington Departm
 ent of Fish and Wildlife will have their new Clean\, Drain\, Dry and Dispo
 se trailer for removing mussels from equipment on the water on display.\n•
 	Wenatchee Valley’s own Fishing Magician\, Dave Graybill\, will share pro t
 ips on how to catch Northern Pike. \n•	“Ike” the full sized\, taxidermized 
 Northern Pike will be here for you to get up close and personal.\n•	There w
 ill be lots of free swag to go home with!\n\nParticipants are encouraged t
 o register in advance to give us an idea of how many people will show up. 
 Lastly\, in keeping with current guidelines this event will take place com
 pletely outside\, prepare accordingly. You can find the updated COVID guid
 elines here: https://coronavirus.wa.gov/information-for/you-and-your-famil
 y/life-after-vaccine/gathering-safely-once-vaccinated\nBeverages will be f
 or sale.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210722T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210722T200000
LOCATION:Wenatchee River Institute
SUMMARY:Don't Let it Loose! A Red Barn Event about Aquatic Invasive Species
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