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X-WR-CALDESC:Check out this presentation with the Wenatchee Valley Chapter 
 of the Washington Native Plant Society.\n\nIn 1860\, a black prospector na
 med Antoine Etienne mined for gold in Peshastin Creek and the creek that n
 ow bears his name.  Reports claim that he found $1\,100 worth of gold\, wh
 ich would be worth over $100\,000 today.  Who was Antoine Etienne?  In thi
 s presentation we will explore what we know about this fascinating Washing
 ton pioneer\, and trace his travels from Oregon City\, to the Wenatchee Va
 lley and Entiat\, and then to Prosser.  We will also look at the area's mi
 ning history and how Etienne Creek was renamed in 2009.  And of course we 
 will learn about the flora!  In 2010\, Julia Bent and WNPS Fellow Don Knok
 e compiled a plant list which is now up to 210 species\, and as you will h
 ear\, there is still lots to discover.  Etienne Creek was the destination 
 for two chapter field trips last year.  Don Schaechtel will walk us throug
 h the mining history and flora of this local gem.\n\nPresenter Bio: Don Sc
 haechtel lives in Leavenworth and is a past president of both the Washingt
 on Native Plant Society and the Wenatchee Valley chapter of the WNPS.  Las
 t year\, Don took an interest in the life of pioneer Antoine Etienne.  He 
 discovered a fascinating story\, which he will share with us tonight. \n\n
 You can register in advance for this presentation here: https://us06web.zo
 om.us/webinar/register/WN_mjMdijduS2G7-xkw7iFkpQ
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DESCRIPTION:Check out this presentation with the Wenatchee Valley Chapter o
 f the Washington Native Plant Society.\n\nIn 1860\, a black prospector nam
 ed Antoine Etienne mined for gold in Peshastin Creek and the creek that no
 w bears his name.  Reports claim that he found $1\,100 worth of gold\, whi
 ch would be worth over $100\,000 today.  Who was Antoine Etienne?  In this
  presentation we will explore what we know about this fascinating Washingt
 on pioneer\, and trace his travels from Oregon City\, to the Wenatchee Val
 ley and Entiat\, and then to Prosser.  We will also look at the area's min
 ing history and how Etienne Creek was renamed in 2009.  And of course we w
 ill learn about the flora!  In 2010\, Julia Bent and WNPS Fellow Don Knoke
  compiled a plant list which is now up to 210 species\, and as you will he
 ar\, there is still lots to discover.  Etienne Creek was the destination f
 or two chapter field trips last year.  Don Schaechtel will walk us through
  the mining history and flora of this local gem.\n\nPresenter Bio: Don Sch
 aechtel lives in Leavenworth and is a past president of both the Washingto
 n Native Plant Society and the Wenatchee Valley chapter of the WNPS.  Last
  year\, Don took an interest in the life of pioneer Antoine Etienne.  He d
 iscovered a fascinating story\, which he will share with us tonight. \n\nY
 ou can register in advance for this presentation here: https://us06web.zoo
 m.us/webinar/register/WN_mjMdijduS2G7-xkw7iFkpQ
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SUMMARY:Prospector Antoine Etienne and the Flora of Etienne Creek by Washin
 gton Native Plant Society
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