APRIL 7TH E-NEWSLETTER
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Programs
Wood Burning Class - Virtual
Weds. April 21st 6:00PM-8:00PM
This workshop is all about having fun while you learn a new skill. Adventure into your own creativity while you learn the basics of wood burning. Register by April 14th if you need supplies.
Bird Fest
May 13th-16th, 2021
Mark your calendars! Registration for Bird Fest events will open Thursday, April 8th. We have an exciting list of events for this year, both in person and virtual! Happy Birding.
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Youth Camps
Nature Day Camps: Two days a week, 12pm-5pm, K-3rd, dates through the end of April.
Summer Camps: WRI will have summer camps this year! Specifics will be on the camps page as we have them.
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Our Historic Winter - Virtual
Wednesday, April 14th, 6:30PM
Tune in for an evening chat with Matt Primomo, Avalanche Specialist for the Northwest Avalanche Center. Matt will be talking about our historic winter season, the persistent weak layer we experienced, and the status of things now.
A Night of Storytelling - Virtual
Thursday, April 15th, 6:30PM
Relax with an evening of storytelling that is bound to get your mind ready for spring adventures to come! Storytellers come from a range of backgrounds and will be sharing their own 5-7 minute stories.
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Earth Day River Clean Up
Thursday, April 22nd, 4:00-6:00PM
Celebrate the Earth by cleaning up along the Wenatchee River! Meet at WRI's parking lot at 4pm. We will go for two hours, but you can leave when ever you'd like.
Wenatchee Valley Museum Environmental Film Series
Tuesday, April 27th, 7PM
Join us in viewing the documentary Promised Land and participate in a follow-up zoom Q&A session with members of the p’squosa (Wenatchi) band leadership on topics brought up in the film. Registration is through WVMCC.
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Signs of Spring
All around the valley signs of spring are emerging. Explore along with the Youth Education team for signs you can be looking for!
Did you know all of our Youth Education videos have activity guides? Each can be easily downloaded from our website.
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Place
The Community Seed Swap was a huge success! Folks mingled with other gardeners, shared their extra seeds, and went home with new seeds for the coming season. Community Garden plot registration will open for new gardeners April 15th!
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International Dark Sky Week
April 5th-12th, 2021
It may seem harmless, but light pollution has far-reaching consequences that are harmful to all living things. This week is put on by the International Dark Sky Association. Join them to learn more about the movement, and discover the night where you live.
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