Therese Kaitis

@Ari3Izquierdo @HimuroSouichiro Remember to check out Dungeness Spit near Sequim! dungeness.com/refuge/

@HimuroSouichiro Going to Sequim to do lab work! I’m super pumped but also nervous…🥴

@HimuroSouichiro Taking a breather, spending as much time with family & friends as possible, and then getting to work...😊

@RMnorthwest @HimuroSouichiro Almost there, Ryan! And an early congrats. Stay in touch - excited to hear what comes next for you!

@CastoLevi Well said, Levi! Keep the big picture in mind while stumbling through the sometimes messy details. It ALL matters!

Finally, never forget what drove you to become an environmental studies major in the beginning. We've all got a million reasons - yours will inspire and drive you straight past the finish line. Forge new friendships, learn a lot, make a difference, and enjoy the journey! #POECap

Coming to the end of the #POECap experience and my time at UW, I've had a lot to reflect on recently. I can't believe it's already come to an end - it feels like we all just started yesterday. #ENVIR490 students - a little perspective below🔽🔽🔽

Any #UW friends know how long extra "Ws" will be up around the Seattle campus?

@HarasekMadi I had to do some time traveling today to catch up on a few...😄

Just your daily reminder for those in #POEcap to stay on top of your tweets! #ENVIR492

Huge thanks to @omfishient, Teodora Minkova, & @CastoLevi for teaching me so much during #POECap. Grateful for the guidance & encouragement. I've been shown the world of birds & can never turn back. Northern Flicker from my #UBNA visit today. #ENVIR492

Being new to occupancy modeling, I found this study looking at Orange-crowned warblers in managed forests so helpful during my #PoEcap research. Still so much more to learn! 🌳 …stor-org.offcampus.lib.washington.edu/stable/4496164… #ENVIR492

If you want to know more about passive acoustic monitoring, this paper gives a great overview of the benefits, and uses it to listen to freshwater species. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… #ENVIR492

@emilyltalbot Yes! This is great advice, indeed!

#POEcap allowed me to experience working with a state agency as part of a larger study. I learned about forest management and more about myself. I'm proud of my strengths, newfound skills, and recognizing where I can improve. #ENVIR492

Great advice for the class of 2021!

Thanks to Elliott Bay books of Seattle for supporting ORCA Shared Waters Shared Home, just published by Braided River and the Seattle Times. I just signed more copies today...come get yours! They will also fill orders by mail. Request "signed book" at the bottom of the form.

anchor.fm/commoncawsfors… Highly recommend checking out Common Caws for Sustainability Podcasts hosted by @emilyltalbot & @NGauntz. I learned so much from your #PoEcap presentation and the podcasts! #ENVIR492

@QHabedank Great question! I wasn't involved in this phase of the study, but I believe recorders were spaced at least 250m apart from each other, in 100m radius circular plots, the estimated listening range under the conditions.

@GKagemi Thanks so much for checking out my presentation! I really enjoyed yours as well - ready to get the bike out and use it way more often for everyday errands. I'm seeing new bike lanes go in around town, upping the safety factor!

Big UP to @KaitisTherese for an excellent #POECap presentation! I learned so much about how listening to birds can teach us about the health of our forests :)

Finished my final- final exam yesterday! How are you all doing during finals week? #uwpoe #ENVIR492

@BBjolstad Lots to be proud of, Brianna! You did an amazing job and it's clear you learned so much from your internship and research 😃

@gabby_lacson98 Ok, I'm not alone...😆

@GKagemi had such great energy during the #PoECap symposium! Ditching your car could save you 17% of your annual income. What would you do with the extra $? Low impact commuting also builds community and improves health. I'm sold! #ENVIR492