Migratory Species of the Salish Sea - Classroom Poster
Connect the migration stories of dozens of species with the story of the Salish Sea bioregion and all who live here. Commissioned by the Vashon Nature Center for the museum exhibit “Natural Wonder,” this high-quality poster features lively artwork, remarkable facts about each species, and a reference map of the Puget Sound portion of the Salish Sea.
Includes sections on Seed Dispersal, Multi-generational Migrants, Crossing the Water (land mammals who swim), Altitudinal Movers, Passageway to the Pacific (ocean-dwelling visitors), Neotropical Migrants, Salmon, and Shorebirds.
Researched and written by the artist over a period of two years, in consultation with many of the region’s leading naturalists and biologists. This poster brings the story of bioregional interconnectedness to life.
Size: 13” x 19”
Connect the migration stories of dozens of species with the story of the Salish Sea bioregion and all who live here. Commissioned by the Vashon Nature Center for the museum exhibit “Natural Wonder,” this high-quality poster features lively artwork, remarkable facts about each species, and a reference map of the Puget Sound portion of the Salish Sea.
Includes sections on Seed Dispersal, Multi-generational Migrants, Crossing the Water (land mammals who swim), Altitudinal Movers, Passageway to the Pacific (ocean-dwelling visitors), Neotropical Migrants, Salmon, and Shorebirds.
Researched and written by the artist over a period of two years, in consultation with many of the region’s leading naturalists and biologists. This poster brings the story of bioregional interconnectedness to life.
Size: 13” x 19”
Connect the migration stories of dozens of species with the story of the Salish Sea bioregion and all who live here. Commissioned by the Vashon Nature Center for the museum exhibit “Natural Wonder,” this high-quality poster features lively artwork, remarkable facts about each species, and a reference map of the Puget Sound portion of the Salish Sea.
Includes sections on Seed Dispersal, Multi-generational Migrants, Crossing the Water (land mammals who swim), Altitudinal Movers, Passageway to the Pacific (ocean-dwelling visitors), Neotropical Migrants, Salmon, and Shorebirds.
Researched and written by the artist over a period of two years, in consultation with many of the region’s leading naturalists and biologists. This poster brings the story of bioregional interconnectedness to life.
Size: 13” x 19”
