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Fort Worden BioBlitz

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A BioBlitz? What is that? Nan Evans talks with Kelsey Lang, Fort Worden State Park's Interpretive Specialist and Naturalist. Think about the importance of biodiversity in our own local park. And, see how communities and scientists have joined efforts across the world to learn more about ecosystems near and far. The 2026 BioBlitz at Fort Worden State Park is June 6 and 7. Come learn and have fun with like minded folks exploring our natural world. (KPTZ airdate: May 27, 2026)

Learn more:
Fort Worden Spring BioBlitz 2026 on iNaturalist
Tracking Fort Worden's Biodiversity
Fort Worden BioBlitz
Music by Rick Bauer

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