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2018 ACTIVITIES

October 18-19, 2018
Bastyr University, Kenmore, Washington
Undergraduate students, Plant Identification and Horticulture courses - Ms. C. Hamby.
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Portrait of a Plant  workshops -   Observations, sketching, pen and ink.
​October 17, 2018
Liberty High School, Renton, WA
12th grade, Environmental Sciences classes - Ms. D. Allen

"At the intersection between  arts and sciences" -    Scientific illustration discussion and drawing session.
Check out the students' drawings below after   a 20 minutes sketching session!
June 5, 2018
Horace Mann Elementary,     Redmond, WA

1st grade classes - Ms. P. Trotter

Deep, Deep Down in the Dark  Pacific Ocean

Celebrating  World Oceans Day  a few days ahead of time with  100 1st graders eager to  learn more about the deep ocean!
PictureSpectacular view of the Columbia River volcanic plateau - May 15 2018
May 14-18, 2018
French  American School of Puget Sound,   Mercer Island, WA

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6th grade science classes - Mrs. C. Joubert
Exploration of the Geology of  Washington State

Traveling through Washington state for an amazing week of geology field work. Twenty nine, bilingual, 6th graders from the French American School of Puget Sound explore some of the spectacular geological sites of our state  to learn about the processes that form our landscapes.
Thank you Mrs. Joubert (Sciences), Mrs. Blick (Mathematics), Mr.  Gunther (Technology), Mr.  Penin (French) and Mrs.  Gueye-Oue (French as a Second Language) for your intellectual curiosity, organizational skills, and sense of humor while exploring the geology of Washington with these students!  

​April 16-18 & 23-25, 2018
IslandWood, Bainbridge Island, Washington.

IslandWood Environmental  Learning Center, School Overnight Program
The Art of Maps - Field Workshops

My fifth year teaching   5th graders, graduate students, and docents for two weeks as IslandWood Artist-In-Residence.  Exploring the environment, making observations,   and drawing to understand   our environment better.   
PictureLearning about the Nodosaur found in 2011 in Canada - March3&4 2018
​March  3  & 4, 2018
  Burke Museum of  Natural History and Culture, ​Seattle, Washington.

​Dino Weekend with the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators Northwest -   B.  Ierulli,  and J. Heide   and Dinosaur Illustrator -   M. Orsen 

Another successful Dino Weekend  at the Burke   and the last   of these events   in the   "old"  museum building!
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The Guild is looking forward for its future involvement with inspiring   young generations  that learn by drawing  as the Burke reinvents itself. The Guid will be ready when  the museum is.
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January 22 & 23, 2018
Ocean Research College Academy,  Everett Community College, Everett, Washington


January 22 2018 - Rain or Shine, ORCA students monitor the Salish Sea ecosystem - Today, sediment grabs and plankton tows.
January 23 2018
" A Sense of Place: Visual Exploration" -  Marine Sciences Integrated Program -  
Mr. J. Searle and Ms. Marla Hyder
A discussion  with cohort 14 students on visual approaches to reach different audiences when sharing research results. At the intersection of marine  sciences, arts, and humanities - a  reflection on how scientists become inspiring science communicators.

" Living Volcanoes in the Pacific Ocean" -  Marine Sciences Integrated Program -  Ms. R.  Araniva and Ms.  A. Kveven
Q&A session with students curious about  spreading centers and  hydrothermal vent systems in Earth's oceans.

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