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Our Working Waterfronts

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Title
Our Working Waterfronts
Description
The breadth of the economic impact of the maritime sector in Whatcom County is wide, and the Port of Bellingham has a dominant role as owner of most waterfront properties in Bellingham and Blaine. In this talk you will learn about the many aspects of a working waterfront, including major development projects, environmental clean-up programs, introduction to the local commercial seafood industry and stream rehabilitation and salmon enhancement. The Whatcom Working Waterfront Coalition is made up of over 120 members (companies, associations and individuals) that help keep Whatcom’s waterfronts working. Learn how the Coalition is involved in these various projects and works alongside coastal leaders to catalyze community sustainability and ensure thriving and diverse waterfronts that all can enjoy.
Presentor or Author
Dan Tucker
Pete Granger
Lindsie Fratus-Thomas
Publisher
Western Washington University
College of the Environment
The Whatcom Working Waterfront Coalition
Duration
51:09
Source
https://vimeo.com/911717309
Date
Thursday, February 8, 2024 - 4:30 pm
2024
2024 Winter
Item sets
Salish Resources
Media
Vimeo Our Working Waterfront

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