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Our own Neskowin, Nestucca Sandlake Watersheds Council is recruiting water quality monitoring volunteers. No experience is necessary, training is provided. The assignment requires a commitment of three to five hours, once monthly and a vehicle to transport oneself to and from remote collection sites and to deliver water samples to the Watershed Council office in Pacific City. If you are interested in participating as a volunteer, or if you have additional questions, feel free to contact Caleb M...

AN EXAMPLE of the new landscape leadership is the Carrifran Wildwood project in the Southern Uplands More than 75,000 acres of land is to be transformed by Scotland’s new ‘landscape leaders’. Following their participation in Soil Association Scotland’s Landscape Leadership programme, a group of private landowners and managers are planting more native trees, opening up discussions between different types of landowners, and restoring peatland across Scotland. The group are united in...

Whats In Store for 2021? More Remote, More Data, More Autonomy TechnipFMC is working with a consortium on subsea hydrogen production and storage technology Deep Purple. Image from TechnipFMC. Fugro has four remote operations centers around the world currently. Photo from Fugro. Blue Ocean Seismic Services’ (BOSS) autonomous seismic nodes. Images from BOSS. Late 2018, before net-zero targets had been agreed to by most we...

A food and gifts parcel drop is set to be carried out by the team at Highbridge’s Morland Community Hub. The hub’s traditional Christmas Eve parcel drop will be taking place and items are coming in ready for the team to deliver to those most in need. The hub’s decorations are up, the tree has been dressed and preparations for a Community Cafe Christmas lunch are also underway. Jane Macpherson, Project Development Manager at Morland Community Hub, says: “Some of our much requested groups...