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Tag Archives: Fire

Fire – A Native American Tool for Sculpting Canoes to Landscapes by Dale Swedberg

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on September 19, 2017 by adminMarch 26, 2018

On September 24, 2017, Dale Swedberg of the Washington Prescribed Fire Council will present Fire – A Native American Tool for Sculpting Canoes to Landscapes. This presentation is at 5:00 to 6:30 pm at the Methow Valley Interpretive Center at … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Events, Uncategorized | Tagged American, Canoes, Dale Swedberg, Fire, Landscapes, Native, Tool | Leave a reply

Carlton Complex Fire 3 Years Later: An Update on Wildlife & Vegetation Recovery

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on June 18, 2017 by adminMarch 26, 2018

Learn how wildlife and vegetation are recovering from the 2014 Carlton Complex Fire from Kristina Bartowitz, Conservation Biologist with Pacific Biodiversity Institute. Kristina has a MS in Conservation Biology and Sustainable Development and a BS in Zoology and Environmental Studies … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Events | Tagged Carlton, Complex, Fire, Kristina Bartowitz, recovery, vegetation, wildlife | Leave a reply

Fire Ecology & Management in NC Washington

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on May 18, 2017 by adminMarch 26, 2018

What is going to happen in the Methow Valley after the fires of 2014 and 2015? Come to the Interpretive Center May 28 to hear Susan Prichard, UW Research Scientist, discuss her research on fire ecology and management in our … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Events | Tagged ecology, Fire, management, Methow, Susan Prichard, Valley, Washington | Leave a reply

Ancestral Skills Workshops: JUNE 4 – JULY 9

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on June 1, 2016 by adminMarch 26, 2018

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Posted in Archived Events, Uncategorized | Tagged Ancestral, buckskin, charcoal, elderberry, Eric Wittenbach, Fire, Skills, Workshops, Xavier de la ForĂȘt | Leave a reply

Conflagration To Transformation

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on March 2, 2015 by adminMarch 26, 2018

Thursday, March 19 7 pm Merc Playhouse in Twisp A short film by Fred Wertz will be shown starting at 6:40pm. Fred captured incredible aerial footage from the Carlton Complex Fire. Meet Your Presenters! Bill Moody is an internationally recognized … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Uncategorized | Tagged Bill Moody, Carlton Complex, film, Fire, Fred Wertz, History, Katherine Rowden, Leslie Michel, Washington | Leave a reply

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