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Celebrate Pride! The ornate tube worm sports all the colors of the rainbow
Latest health report on Washington beaches
Women in Science: Arati Kaza
Chemist Arati Kaza is our quality assurance officer and this month's woman in science.
Citizen science at Washington beaches
"Involving citizen science volunteers is vital to our monitoring program. Especially in smaller communities," said Julianne Ruffner, manager of Ecology's BEACH program.
Ecology taking action to support orca and salmon recovery
Governor Inslee has directed Ecology to take the necessary steps to allow increased water to spill over the Snake and Columbia River dams during the spring season.
Monitoring air quality in Washington
Using continuous monitoring data, we can let you know when air pollution reaches unhealthy levels.
Our sediment monitoring team contributes to the Smithsonian’s Global Genome Initiative
Women in Science: Sheelagh McCarthy
Sheelagh McCarthy is a surface water quality specialist and computer modeler.
Moss animals: Animals in plant disguises!
Women in Science: Brandee Era-Miller
Brandee Era-Miller has been a natural resource scientist here for almost 19 years. Brandee studies chemicals like pesticides, metals, and flame retardants to detect their sources.