Ripples to Roots - Earth Week Community Event

Theme: Ripples to Roots: Connecting the Salish Sea Bioregion from the top of Kulshan to the bottom of the water.

Two hour-long panel discussions featuring WWU faculty, community scientists and educators. 

Ripples Discussion: The aquatic side of the Salish Sea Bioregion

Roots Discussion: The terrestrial side of the Salish Sea Bioregion

Goal: Sharing the important braiding of plants, animals, etc. in these different realms.

Featuring organizations such as Students for Climate Action, Salish Sea Institute, Sustainability Engagement Institute, and more! 

Learn more at www.serwwu.org/events/ripples

Fundraising for the WWU Ecological Restoration Club and LEAD!

For accessibility accommodations, please contact the Ecological Restoration Club at wwuecologicalrestoration@wwu.edu.

Image description: Blue event flyer titled “Ripples to Roots: A Restoration Celebration” with a white graphic of two hands holding the Earth surrounded by plants and water. Text reads: “A dynamic discussion on water and land restoration featuring expert panelists, audience Q&A, interactive games, and a concluding speech on Hope for the Salish Sea by Ginny Broadhurst.” Event is free and open to the public on Monday, April 21st from 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM in the VU MPR. QR code included with link to serwwu.org/events/ripples. Sponsored by Western Washington University programs including the Salish Sea Institute and Students for Ecological Restoration. Accessibility contact: wwuecologicalrestoration@wwu.edu.