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Tag Archives: geology

Crafting Nature Camp

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

Crafting Nature Camp will be held June 26-30th from 9am until noon for children ages 5-8. There will be an opportunity to learn from local experts about Native Americans, geology, plants, animals, and how to have fun with nature. The … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Uncategorized | Tagged Americans, animals, camp, crafting, garden, geology, kids, Native, nature, plants | Leave a reply

SEPT 2016: BRUCE BJORNSTAD: BIRDSEYE VIEW OF THE ICE AGE FLOODS

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

Sunday, Sep. 25 – 5 pm View the size, power and magnitude of Ice Age floods of the region through images and videos taken from the air where they can be best seen, understood and appreciated. Bruce Bjornstad is a … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Uncategorized | Tagged Age, Bruce Bjornstad, floods, geology, Ice, Pacific Northwest | Leave a reply

April 2016: Landslide hazards in Washington State

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on March 10, 2016 by adminMarch 26, 2018

Sunday, April 24 at 5:30pm MV Interpretive Center – TwispWorksStephen Slaughter is the landslide hazards program manager at the Division of Geology and Earth  Resources a.k.a. the Washington Geological Survey) at the Washington Department of Natural  Resources (DNR). His eleven … Continue reading →

Posted in Archived Events, Uncategorized | Tagged geology, hazards, landslide, LIDAR, liquefaction, Pierce County, Stephen Slaughter, susceptibility, topographic, Washington | Leave a reply

Grand Opening Summary

Methow Valley Interpretive Center Posted on June 7, 2012 by adminMarch 26, 2018

SEE A REPORT ON THE POWWOW AT http://www.methownet.com/grist/features/powwow.html We are so thankful to those that attended our Grand Opening the weekend of June 9 & 10.  The most accurate observation was a quote from board member Paula Mackrow, “If it were … Continue reading →

Posted in Methow Valley, Native Inhabitants, Natural History | Tagged displays, geology, Grand Opening, Methow, Native | Leave a reply

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