Tune into the Estuarium’s Facebook Live or join us through Zoom on November 3rd at 6:30 PM to learn more about Brian Footen’s goal of mapping the Puget Sound nearshore. Brian co-founded and is now Executive Director of EarthViews Conservation Society. They work to advance the preservation and protection of lakes, rivers, and waterways by documenting these critically endangered places using imagery and data. By creating the same immersive mapping that Google provides for our streets, to our rivers, and shorelines, EarthViews Conservation Society then uses this information to advocate for waterway protection. To date, Brian has mapped over 700 miles of Puget Sound Nearshore and the project is still moving forward in full force. Learn how you can help and join in the conversation to protect and restore Puget Sound’s nearshore.
To get a reminder when the talk is about to begin, RSVP on Facebook.
To learn more about EarthViews Conservation Society and other mapping projects check out their website.
Young ones are invited to join in the virtual talk by following along with coloring pages related to the Discovery Speaker Series topics that will be available for download prior to the event. Coloring pages can also be picked up at the Estuarium during our weekend open hours.
Anyone can watch the video on Facebook with or without a Facebook account. To watch the talk simply go to the Facebook link below at 6:30pm on November 3rd and the video will be playing, you do not need to sign in to see it. To participate through Zoom you will need to register beforehand to join.
Click here to register for the Zoom webinar.
Click here for more information about this free event.
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