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Putting a price tag on the melting ice caps

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  • Reports about the melting ice caps are distressing, but for the most part climate change remains abstract
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Mapping a vision for their lands

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  • Does a place exist if it isn’t on a map?
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Mapping efforts lure rec anglers

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  • Efforts to accurately map prime fishing grounds along the Oregon coast are now extending from commercial fishing to the recreational side of the equation
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‘A living classroom’ at Seven Oak

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  • Kathryn Quanbeck, program specialist with the Western Regional Office of the USDA, visited as part of a “farm-to-school” tour this week
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Food gets Portland on the Fast Cities list

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  • Fast Company magazine continued its love affair with Portland’s food scene by naming the city to its Fast Cities 2010 list for focus on farm-to-table food
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Portland: farm-fresh food

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  • In February, Portland welcomed a new high-tech tool to bring large-scale, farm-fresh foods to city hospitals, public schools, corporate cafeterias
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Scientists gather to discuss ‘State Of The Salmon’

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  • Hundreds of scientists from all around the Pacific Ocean are headed to Portland this week to discuss salmon hatcheries
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The state of Pacific salmon? Not so wild

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  • It is undeniable that salmon are much less abundant in the Pacific Northwest compared to what the region supported prior to European contact
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Oregon conference discusses protecting wild salmon

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  • Biologist Rich Lincoln worries that the fragile balance of endangered salmon runs are threatened by an outdated hatchery system
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Northwest conference discusses protecting wild salmon

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  • Hundreds of scientists from the Pacific Northwest, Russia and Japan are meeting in Portland this week to discuss how to manage salmon hatcheries
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Scientists in Oregon to discuss salmon safeguards

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  • Hundreds of scientists from the Pacific Northwest, Russia and Japan are meeting to discuss how to manage salmon hatcheries
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Oregon experts discuss protecting wild salmon

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  • Biologist Rich Lincoln worries that the fragile balance of endangered salmon runs are threatened by an outdated hatchery system
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Fishing for answers

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  • Is hatchery fishing a good thing or not?
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The catch share gain that wasn’t

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  • Writer with EDF ties clouds figures
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An algae comic and resources for watersheds and climate change impacts

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  • Looking back one, two and five years ago today on Worldchanging
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New Ecotrust tool provides path to carbon markets for forest owners

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  • Ecotrust created the first certified methodology for London-based Voluntary Carbon Standard that will provide forest managers with a new tool
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Visualizing Earth’s shared assets

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  • Andrew Revkin discusses the need to test new ways of conveying information revealing the growing human influence on the Earth, for better or worse
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Enviro group launches input sessions on catch shares

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  • Ecotrust announces plans to undertake its own national research study of the controversial Obama administration policy
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Ecotrust launches film contest

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  • The Stories From Our Watersheds Contest is offering prizes for film shorts that capture how watershed restoration is helping communities in the PNW
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Calling Oregon filmmakers: what does whole watershed restoration mean to you.

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  • Call for a short film of 10 minutes or less that focuses “on the human, ecological and economic benefits of whole watershed restoration in the Northwest”