By Dieter Bohrmann, Communications Manager, Nuclear Waste Program
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Annually, the Tri-Party Agreement agencies (Washington State Department of Ecology, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and U.S. Department of Energy) evaluate the effectiveness of our public involvement activities.
This year, 94 people responded to our survey. We appreciate your
Showing posts with label education and outreach events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education and outreach events. Show all posts
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Friday, 21 September 2012
Fecal Matters: Join us to Discover the Mountains and the Sea at Larrabee State Park!
BEACH Program Update
The BEACH Program is excited to announce our attendance at a new festival at Larrabee State Park! Join us on Saturday, September 22nd to "Discover the Mountains and the Sea at Larrabee State Park".
This festival features live music, games, nature walks, geocaching, crafts, hand-on demonstrations, Raingutter Regatta races and more! The BEACH Program will be there to educate
The BEACH Program is excited to announce our attendance at a new festival at Larrabee State Park! Join us on Saturday, September 22nd to "Discover the Mountains and the Sea at Larrabee State Park".
This festival features live music, games, nature walks, geocaching, crafts, hand-on demonstrations, Raingutter Regatta races and more! The BEACH Program will be there to educate
Thursday, 6 September 2012
Fecal Matters: Join us at the 36th Annual Wooden Boat Festival!
BEACH Program Update
The BEACH Program is excited to announce our attendance at the 36th annual Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, WA. This festival features more than 300 wooden boats, plenty of delicious food vendors, and artists galore. The BEACH Program will be there to educate kids and adults about sources of bacteria in our waterways. Our watershed demonstration model helps people of
The BEACH Program is excited to announce our attendance at the 36th annual Wooden Boat Festival in Port Townsend, WA. This festival features more than 300 wooden boats, plenty of delicious food vendors, and artists galore. The BEACH Program will be there to educate kids and adults about sources of bacteria in our waterways. Our watershed demonstration model helps people of
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