Lightning Talks
will kickoff the
Discover Science Weekend

Where: Seattle Aquarium
When: Friday, November 7, 6:30-9pm

Lightning Talks features 10 experts, each given just five minutes to talk about science, plus a chance to meet and mingle with the presenters afterward. Topics will range from what happens to dead things in the ocean to facts about ocean radiation from the Fukushima disaster and beyond. 

Light refreshments; cash bar. 
Admission is $10 in advance; $15 at the door. 
REGISTER ONLINE at: www.seattleaquarium.org/lightning-talks?srctid=1&erid=2165727&trid=d502358f-f3c2-491c-afe1-61999fd42767

Join CBF to view the 
Partial Solar Eclipse
Cama Beach State Park
Thurs Oct 23, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm 

Cama Beach Foundation just purchased a Dobsonian telescope (with solar filter!) so weather permitting, we can watch as the Moon moves in front of the Sun. The eclipse starts at 1:35 PM. The maximum eclipse occurs at 3:00 PM. The eclipse will be over at 4:20 PM.

WARNING: DO NOT look at the sun directly even during a partial eclipse. Eye damage can result. In addition to the telescope with solar filter, we will have some special solar glasses on hand.

Harvest Festival
Cama Center at Cama Beach State Park
Sat Oct 25 - All day

Cama Beach State Park will celebrate the harvest season with games for children, carving pumpkins, and many more Halloween events.

At 3 pm, Cama Beach Foundation will draw the winning raffle ticket for the “Fly Away Home” quilt - need not be present to win.

From 4-7 pm the Center For Wooden Boats will again host their Haunted Boohouse.

Remember to bring your Discover Pass for parking.

Fall brings weird mushrooms.
Warted Puffball, Lycoperdon Perlatum