Events
WWIN organizes a variety of events each year. Every September we celebrate our local water resources and the importance of water in our community with Whatcom Water Week. We host free public speaker series events with the Whatcom Marine Resources Committee and special symposiums to dive deeper into water and natural resource topics important to our community. We also provide trainings, typically at no cost, that support our community's ability to provide quality outreach and communication on water and natural resource-related issues.
All Events
Flood Management on Whatcom Farmland
Wednesday November 16, 12:00-12:30pm Via Zoom
Gavin Willis, with Whatcom Family Farmers, will share updates on work being done on local farmland to address flooding, improve riparian habitat, and promote healthy waterways for salmon.
The presentation will incorporate perspectives from a range of projects and local entities, including the Ag Water Board, and will also include a sneak peek at the first of a 3-part video series highlighting changes in the way that watershed management is being tackled in Whatcom County.
To register click: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIscu2vqj0vGNX1onXYdPg5k9XowKP_xxIc
Two Showings:
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October 22, 7:25pm
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October 27, 5:25pm
River
Directed by Jennifer Peedom, River takes its audience on a journey through space and time, spanning six continents, and drawing on extraordinary contemporary cinematography, including satellite filming, showing rivers on scale and from perspectives never seen before. Presented by NSEA and WWIN in partnership with the Pickford Film Center as part of the Pickford's Doctober- a month-long documentary film festival. Tickets and Information