the infamous Juneau plant - skunk cabbage

a fresh perspective: a walk in the woods & DOG SLEDDING

July 20th 2009
A little over a week ago, my work buddy, Robert, and I took to the trail and spent a few hours on our day off enjoying the silence that comes with a walk in the woods. Of course, being the curious person that I am, I didn't really stop talking for most of the walk (and neither did he) but I was constantly asking what plant is this? what tree is that? And so on and so on... Luckily, my travel co ... read more

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Kari J. Dammerman

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PhD/Fish Biologist working for Washington State as the regional Chinook salmon weir coordinator. Currently residing in Vancouver, WA (the OTHER Vancouver...across from Portland). Michigan State Zoology Grad Alum class of 2015 and life-long Spartan sports fanatic. Girlfriend/Partner of an amazing 911 dispatcher that saves lives every day. Servant of two handsome rescue pups named after beer, Oberon and Guinness. Born and raised in Idaho so fishing and hunting are a must when the seasons are open. Love traveling and exploring. Avid hiker and IPA drinker which is why I gravitated back to the Paci... full info

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