JULY 29TH E-NEWSLETTER
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Programs
Join the Noxious Weed Team!
This plant looks pretty, right? Too bad it's a noxious weed... WRI is creating a Noxious Weed Team to get rid of these pretty, but invasive weeds on our property. The more hands the merrier!
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The next weed pulling event is August 6th, 8:30AM. Come see what it is all about. Limited availability.
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The Native Plant Garden is looking beautiful, but its time to get some more weeds and invasive grasses out of there. Join us August 7th, 8:30AM!
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The Plant ID Mini-Series: Western Red Cedar
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Only two more weeks!
Summer is flying by, but there are still a few spots left in summer camps. Scholarships are still available.
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Place
We're Hiring!
Join the WRI team as a Youth Programs Coordinator. This position will play a key role in meeting the needs of our schools and community during the 2020-2021 school year.
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How does WRI's property fit in with the rest of the natural spaces in Leavenworth? Our new map can help you figure that out. Thank you to Gibbs Graphics and the City of Leavenworth for help with this project!
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Neat Nature Note from Right Here
Lamprey Found!
While playing in the water and digging in the sand down at Barn Beach a student came up with an exciting find! Wiggling in his hand was a juvenile Pacific Lamprey, one of the coolest fish in our rivers. These fish have jawless, sucker-like mouths allowing them to become parasitic on other fish. Like salmon, Lamprey are anadromous, starting their lives in rivers, becoming an adult in the ocean, then returning to the rivers to lay eggs. Lamprey adult below.
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Dave and Nancy Bartholomew- Sustaining Donors
Lisi Ott - Sustaining Donor
Mary Carol Nelson - Sustaining Donor
Gretchen Daiber
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