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Registration for this session: https://bit.ly/EnvRecycledWater

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Guest Speaker: Siena Ezekiel, King County Wastewater Treatment Division

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Guest Speaker: Siena Ezekiel, King County Wastewater Treatment Division

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Siena Ezekiel has worked as an Educator for King County Wastewater Treatment Division for 6 years, since starting as a graduate intern in 2015. She has a Master’s degree in Education focused on urban environmental education from Antioch University, Seattle. As an educator, Siena teaches high school programs about water systems and careers, co-leads the Clean Water Ambassadors high school internship, and ensures that audiences of all ages learn about WTD’s recycled resources. In her free Siena enjoys hiking, playing ultimate frisbee, hanging with her family and cuddling with her rescue pup, Huckleberry.

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Register for this session:
bit.ly/EnvForestry

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Guest Speaker: Grace Garrison, Washington State University-Extension Forestry Program

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Guest Speaker: Grace Garrison, Washington State University-Extension Forestry Program

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Grace is an Extension Forester for Washington State University.  She grew up in Northern California and received a BS in Forestry and Ecosystem Management from UC Berkeley. She has since worked around the country in a variety of jobs pertaining to botanical field work, farming, food systems, and outdoor education. She’s passionate about healthy, beautiful forests, and connecting people to the resources they need to care for their land. After work hours you can find her biking, reading, hiking, or cooking.

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Register for this session:  https://bit.ly/EnvAquaticEcology

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Guest Speaker: Marisa Burghdoff, Snohomish Conservation District

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Guest Speaker: Marisa Burghdoff, Snohomish Conservation District

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Marisa Burghdoff is from Snohomish County’s Surface Water Management Division where she leads their lake management program. In this role, she coordinates a lake volunteer monitoring program, implements lake studies and restoration projects and leads a behavior change outreach program. Marisa has a BS in biology from the University of Michigan and a Master’s of Science in Environmental Science and Master’s of Public Affairs from Indiana University.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies