2026 October, Volume 41, No 1
Matt Butrim, PhD Museum and Preservation Specialist, UW Burke Museum A New Story for Plant Ecosystem Recovery After the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction Link to October Newsletter
Outreach Coordinator in the Youth Services Department of the Pierce County Library pursuing a Geoscience degree. Main educational interests include: Hydrogeology, Water Conservation, Waste Water Reclamation, Environmental Conservation and Habitat Maintenance, as well as Chemistry, Library Science, Youth Programming and Education, and Writing; however, I am open to options in which I am now unaware. Avid hiker, small craft recreation active, dog lover (I have the best, don't you know?!?), lifetime student, and hopeful world traveler.
Matt Butrim, PhD Museum and Preservation Specialist, UW Burke Museum A New Story for Plant Ecosystem Recovery After the End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction Link to October Newsletter
Colin Amos, Professor of Geology, Western Washington University Geologic Context for Multi-Fault Earthquake Ruptures: NZ and PNW perspectives Link to the April Newsletter
Isabellah Von Trapp, LHG (WA), Senior Hydrologist with Geosyntec Consultants, Inc. (Formerly Aspect Consulting) A Hydrogeologic Take on Ground Source Heat Pumps Newsletter Link
Steve Angster, Research Geologist: U.S. Geological Survey; Earthquake Science Center Talk Title: Unraveling the Seattle Fault Zone: Main and Secondary Fault Dynamics Newsletter Link
