People for Puget Sound Speaker Series

Going to do a little blogging blitzkreig here, so to start off, something that arrived in the old email box today, PPS's speaker series. If the Puget Sound is going to get healthy, cities are going to have to be part of that solution, from encouraging more walkable communities to protecting the riparian corridors that snake across the city, it is the cities where most of us live and, in our daily decisions, it is where we hurt the Sound most. So let's figure out how to fix it. Here are the details

Date	Topic	Speaker
	Fall 2007
Sept. 7	Sound Stories	Brenda Peterson novelist and nature writer event description
Oct. 5	All Wet and Happy That Way	Jeff Renner KING 5 News weatherman event description
Nov. 2	Commercial Shellfishing Culture in Washington State	Bill Dewey Taylor Shellfish Company event description
Dec. 7	King of Fish and the Environmental History of Puget Sound Rivers	David Montgomery University of Washington event description
	Winter/Spring 2007
Feb. 1	Sea Otter Reproduction at the Seattle Aquarium	C.J. Casson Curator of Life Sciences event description
March 1	Discovering the Roots of Northwest Cuisine	Cynthia Nims Food author event description
April 5	Listening to the Birds: What seabirds are telling us about Puget Sound	Julia Parrish University of Washington event description
May 3	Illegal in Six Southern States: Tales of fish sex	Milton Love University of California Santa Barbara event description

Admission:
$6 People For Puget Sound members
$8 non-members
$40 season pass (8 programs) People For Puget Sound members
$55 season pass non-members

For more information and registration, contact Lynne Jordan by phone at (206) 382-7007 or email at ljordan@pugetsound.org

15th Anniversary Special: In consideration of a monthly contribution of $15 per month, you will receive 1 free season's pass to the speaker series. Sign up here to make your monthly contribution. Be sure to write "Speaker Series Special" in the comments. Or just give us a call at (206) 382-7007 to sign up over the phone.