2021 Annual Bainbridge Island Environmental Conference – Resources
A curated list compiled by the Kitsap Regional Library and Bainbridge Island Parks Foundation Intern, Gracie Dymoke.
Explore the list here.
Bainbridge Community Broadcasting: The Voices of Bainbridge Island – Community Forests Podcasts
The Moritani Preserve – Creating a Climate-resilient Forest
The Future of the Grand Forest in a Changing Climate
Bainbridge Community Broadcasting: The Voices of Bainbridge Island – Community Forests Podcasts
The Moritani Preserve – Creating a Climate-resilient Forest
The Future of the Grand Forest in a Changing Climate
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