Seward Park Sword Fern Die-off
Monday, July 3, 2017
Dan Hinkley's Interesting Conjecture
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At risk of offering a suggestion that has more than likely already been examined as obvious, the photos in your blog appear as if ...
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Port Ludlow report by Jim Gormly
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Beyond Kitsap Peninsula, across the Hood Canal, there is a greenbelt in Port Ludlow, ca. 2000x400 feet. It is a second-growth forest primar...
Regional Map (Verified and Candidate Sites)
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An informal regional Puget Sound map, with dots showing verified and candidates die-off sites, size and color a very rough indicator of stat...
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Thursday, June 22, 2017
Field Reports Welcome!
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We welcome reports of sword fern die-off from anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. No governmental organization or NGO is collecting reports...
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
In six years, most of the ferns of the middle section of the Hatchery Trail have died
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The June 2011 photos are from Jordan Jackson . The May 2017 photos are by me.
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
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The Sword Fern Die-Off at Seward Park (and a few other Puget Sound locations) Paul Shannon, Friends of Seward Park pshannon@syst...
Environmental Reporter Alison Morrow of KING5 TV interviews Tim Billo and me at Ground Zero
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video aired June 16th 2017
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