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SUMMARY:Water Research Center Webinar: Building Tribal-Academic Partnerships to Protect Pacific Salmon from Toxic Urban Stormwater
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:Water Research Center Spring Seminar Series\n\nBuilding Tribal-Academic Partnerships to Protect Pacific Salmon from Toxic Urban Stormwater\n\nThursday, February 22, 2024, 12:00-1:00\n\n \n\nStephanie Blair and her Advisor, Dr. Jenifer McIntyre, have been investigating the toxicity of urban stormwater, particularly the tire chemical 6PPD-Quinone, to Pacific Salmon. Stephanie will discuss how this chemical affects Coho and Chinook salmon. She will also touch on her collaborative work on the issue.\n\nStephanie Blair is a Ph.D. Candidate in WSU’s School of the Environment. She is studying the toxic effects of urban stormwater runoff on Pacific salmon. Stephanie is an enrolled member of Sault Sainte Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians in Michigan and Nome Eskimo Community in Alaska. She is an affiliate of WSU’s Center for Native American Research and Collaboration (CNRC). Through her work, Stephanie aims to center tribal sovereignty, cultural resilience and building tribal-academic partnerships in stormwater toxicology.
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