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What Happened When St. Helens Blew?

Uncover the geologic events leading to the 1980 eruption of the most active volcano in the Cascade Range. Explore the economic and political underpinnings that shaped the local and regional reactions as the mountain prepared to explode. Understand the multiple volcanic events that made up the May 18, 1980 eruption. Learn how the ecosystem has recovered over the five decades since the catastrophic events that forever changed over 230,000 square miles of forest. Discover the significance of the volcanoes to local indigenous populations.

Highlighted Classes
Hand-Carved Linocut Stamps and Prints Make Holiday Cards and More Fee: $89.00 Dates: Thursdays, Nov 12 & 19 Time: 6PM–8PM In this class you will learn how to transfer a design, carve a linoleum block, apply ink, and create multiple prints from a single carving.	Finding and Using Northwest Truffles The World of Pacific Northwest Truffles Fee: $35.00 Dates: Thursday, Nov 12 Time: 6:30PM–8PM This online class will cover the species worth knowing, the habitat signatures that mark a promising site, and judging ripeness by aroma.	Hike a Salmon Run in an Old Growth Forest Forest and Stream Ecology of the PNW Fee: $39.00 Date: Sunday, Nov 15 Time: 10:00AM–Noon Explore Kitsap County’s last remaining old growth forest with an outdoor hike to the banks of a productive salmon stream.

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