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All day	Coastal Naturalist Training Call for details! Center Activities and Friends of the Dunes invite you to participate in this semester's Coastal Naturalist Training. This extensive program is designed to educate interested community members about local coastal habitats. The four-week training includes classroom and field sessions with topics that cover dune botany, salt marsh ecology, Wiyot history, marine ecology, wildlife, restoration, land management, interpretation, and much more. Sessions are led by experts, including professors, geologists, botanists, historians, and long-time naturalists. Participants will finish the training with a rich knowledge of Humboldt's coastal environment and a well-rounded understanding of stewardship efforts.
4:00 pm-7:00 pm	Start Smart Salary Negotiation Workshop HSU Great Hall This interactive workshop will teach you: - How and where to find current standard pay/benefits in your future career field - How to develop a personal budget and determine salary needs - Salary negotiation skills Come do your part to help close the wage gap and make sure you are paid what you are worth! Space is limited. Pre-register on Springboard: www.humboldt.edu/career
5:30 pm-7:00 pm	Sustainable Futures: “Timber Harvests and Managed Forests: Good or Bad for Climate Change?” HSU Campus As part of the Sustainable Futures Speaker Series, Dr. Bill Stewart will present “Timber Harvests and Managed Forests: Good or Bad for Climate Change?” Bill Stewart is a Cooperative Extension forestry specialist based at the University of California Berkeley since 2007. He is also the director of the Center for Forestry that oversees Berkeley’s research forests and the co-director for the Center for Fire Research and Outreach. His research and extension efforts focus on defining and promoting sustainable forest management activities that will have both local and global benefits. Before completing his PhD in California forestry, he spent a decade working in Asia on forestry and rural development projects. The Sustainable Futures Speaker Series is presented by the Environment & Community Graduate Program and the Schatz Energy Research Center.
7:30 pm	On the Edge of Your Feet: HSU Dance Concert Van Duzer Theater Explore the balancing acts of life in the annual dance concert by HSU dance studies students and faculty. Artistic director is Sharon Butcher, produced by HSU Department of Theatre, Film & Dance.

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Event Title

All day

Coastal Naturalist Training

Call for details!

Center Activities and Friends of the Dunes invite you to participate in this semester's Coastal Naturalist Training. This extensive program is designed to educate interested community members about local coastal habitats. The four-week training includes classroom and field sessions with topics that cover dune botany, salt marsh ecology, Wiyot history, marine ecology, wildlife, restoration, land management, interpretation, and much more. Sessions are led by experts, including professors, geologists, botanists, historians, and long-time naturalists. Participants will finish the training with a rich knowledge of Humboldt's coastal environment and a well-rounded understanding of stewardship efforts.

4:00 pm-7:00 pm

Start Smart Salary Negotiation Workshop

HSU Great Hall

This interactive workshop will teach you:

- How and where to find current standard pay/benefits in your future career field

- How to develop a personal budget and determine salary needs

- Salary negotiation skills

Come do your part to help close the wage gap and make sure you are paid what you are worth!

Space is limited. Pre-register on Springboard: www.humboldt.edu/career

5:30 pm-7:00 pm

Sustainable Futures: “Timber Harvests and Managed Forests: Good or Bad for Climate Change?”

HSU Campus

As part of the Sustainable Futures Speaker Series, Dr. Bill Stewart will present “Timber Harvests and Managed Forests: Good or Bad for Climate Change?”

Bill Stewart is a Cooperative Extension forestry specialist based at the University of California Berkeley since 2007. He is also the director of the Center for Forestry that oversees Berkeley’s research forests and the co-director for the Center for Fire Research and Outreach. His research and extension efforts focus on defining and promoting sustainable forest management activities that will have both local and global benefits. Before completing his PhD in California forestry, he spent a decade working in Asia on forestry and rural development projects.

The Sustainable Futures Speaker Series is presented by the Environment & Community Graduate Program and the Schatz Energy Research Center.

7:30 pm

On the Edge of Your Feet: HSU Dance Concert

Van Duzer Theater

Explore the balancing acts of life in the annual dance concert by HSU dance studies students and faculty. Artistic director is Sharon Butcher, produced by HSU Department of Theatre, Film & Dance.

Time	Event Title
Feb 21st-Apr 27th	Fixing the Earth: NOW Goudi'ni Gallery

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Event Title

Feb 21st-Apr 27th

Fixing the Earth: NOW

Goudi'ni Gallery

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