Well, the shortest day of the year, and at this moment, one of the dreariest!! We've only had an occasional snowfall, most of which has melted away within a day or two. The weather has been mostly beautiful this last week with temperatures above freezing. Depending on your point of view that could be good or bad, because it means most of our precipitation at the lower levels of the valley has been in the form of rain. It rained most of the night at our house. This morning it was raining here at the office and it's now trying to turn to snow.... heavy, wet, huge snowflakes dropping like rocks!! The forecast is calling for more sun and slightly lower temperatures the rest of this week, so we'll see how accurate it is.
The 2020-21 Winter Wetlander went out in the mail last week! Check out the great articles, project updates and photos from our great staff!The 2019/20 Annual Report, along with the Financial Statement, is also included, beginning on page 9.
Wishing everyone the happiest of holidays and all the very best in the New Year!
Smiles!
Pamela Sabo
Administrative Assistant to the Head of Conservation Programs
The Winter edition of the Wetlander newsletter is available for viewing. Check out the articles and photos on the 2020 Bird Monitoring/Surveys, Leach Lake Habitat Enchancement and Project updates for the Six Mile Slough Restoration and Duck Lake Nesting Area habitat improvement!
The 2019/20 Annual Report is also included in this issue.
