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SUMMARY:Geography of Resilience Panel
DESCRIPTION:Join the Museum of Northwest Art for Geography of Resilience\, a community panel exploring how local governments\, organizations and community leaders are responding to climate change.\n\nPresented as part of the educational programming accompanying MoNA's exhibition Surge: A Geography of Flow\, this moderated discussion will bring together voices from throughout the region to explore climate resilience and the ways local communities are preparing for and responding to environmental change.\n\nThe discussion will be moderated by Dr. Kathryn Sobocinski\, Associate Professor in Western Washington University's Department of Environmental Sciences and Marine and Coastal Science program.\n\nPanelists include:\n\n  William Bullock\, Public Works Director\, Sedro-Woolley\n\n  Joe Burns\, Skagit County Commissioner\n\n  Marylee Chamberlain\, La Conner City Council\n\n  Mayor Peter Donovan\, Mount Vernon\n\n  Nora Kammer\, Director of Habitat Protection\, Skagit River System Cooperative\n\n  Representative Clyde Shavers\, Washington's 10th Legislative District\n\n  Jacob Slosberg\, Owner of Boldly Grown Farm\n\nThrough perspectives from government\, environmental science\, agriculture and regional organizations\, the panel will invite the public into a broader conversation about resilience and our changing environment.\n\nThis event is free. Advance RSVP is requested.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join the Museum of Northwest Art for Geography of Resilience\, a community panel exploring how local governments\, organizations and community leaders are responding to climate change.</p>\n\n<p>Presented as part of the educational programming accompanying MoNA&#39\;s exhibition Surge: A Geography of Flow\, this moderated discussion will bring together voices from throughout the region to explore climate resilience and the ways local communities are preparing for and responding to environmental change.</p>\n\n<p>The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Kathryn Sobocinski\, Associate Professor in Western Washington University&#39\;s Department of Environmental Sciences and Marine and Coastal Science program.</p>\n\n<p>Panelists include:</p>\n\n<p>&bull\; William Bullock\, Public Works Director\, Sedro-Woolley<br />\n&bull\; Joe Burns\, Skagit County Commissioner<br />\n&bull\; Marylee Chamberlain\, La Conner City Council<br />\n&bull\; Mayor Peter Donovan\, Mount Vernon<br />\n&bull\; Nora Kammer\, Director of Habitat Protection\, Skagit River System Cooperative<br />\n&bull\; Representative Clyde Shavers\, Washington&#39\;s 10th Legislative District<br />\n&bull\; Jacob Slosberg\, Owner of Boldly Grown Farm</p>\n\n<p>Through perspectives from government\, environmental science\, agriculture and regional organizations\, the panel will invite the public into a broader conversation about resilience and our changing environment.</p>\n\n<p>This event is free. Advance RSVP is requested.</p>\n
LOCATION:Museum of Northwest Art 121 South First Street La Conner\, WA 98257
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DTSTAMP:20260925T044912Z
URL:http://business.burlington-chamber.com/events/details/geography-of-resilience-panel-23756
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