Olympic Peninsula Regional Meeting a Success!
The E3 Olympic Peninsula Regional Summit held at the Jamestown S'Kallam Tribe's Community Center on November 17, 2007 was a well-attended success! Many organizations were represented, including Woodland Park Zoo, Olympic Park Institute, WSU Extension, 4-H, Wooden Boat Foundation, Port Townsend Marine Science Center, Grays Harbor College, YMCA, Chimacum School District, Port Townsend School District, the Olympic National Park and more.
The Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe's Community Centeroverlooking Sequim Bay.
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Steering Committee
E3 Steering Committee members were Kathy Steichen, Bob Steelquist, Tom Sanford, Anne Murphy, and Pat Pearson. Thanks for getting the rest of us organized!
Participants, speakers, and more!
Ron Allen, Tribal Council Chairman and Executive Director, Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe, welcomes E3 Olympic Peninsula Regional Summit participants to the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe's Community Center.
Julianne Gurnee, student at Chimacum High School, gave an inspiring speech about the importance of environmental educational experiences for youth as part of the E3 focus.
Participants register and get updated on each other's activities.
The beauty of cedar combined with the elegance of glassprovided a welcoming entryway.
Michael Smithson, Olympic National Park Chief of Resource Education, and Pamela Roberts, Jefferson County 4-H coordinator, get reacquainted as friends after a 30-year period of separation from when they were fellow students at the University of Washington! What a surprise!
Joe Baisch, 4-H Big Quil Enterprises coordinator, checks out the Environmental Education Association of Washington display. EEAW helped organize the E3 Summit.
This beautiful and meaningful design made itmotivating to wear E3 buttons.
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