The story of the Skagit River is truly a s tory about our complex human relationship with nature. Come experience an evening of natural beauty\, ecological wonder\, and a nuanced perspective of our human role in an incredible watershed.
\nBend-based author an d photographer Christian Murillo spent three years on the Skagit River\, t elling the story of an incredible watershed\, which few people outside of Northern Washington have ever heard of. The Skagit \;River teaches us about what sustainable balance between humans and an ecosystem can look li ke\, and how climate change is increasing pressures on relationships throu ghout the watershed. The beauty of the Skagit is undeniable\, but what it can teach us is even more potent. \;
\nAbout the Present er:
\nChristian Mur illo is an author\, professional photographer\, and environmental stor yteller based in Bend\, Oregon. He has worked with institutions like Natio nal Geographic\, The Smithsonian\, and Harvard University\, communicating the interconnected relationships between humans and nature\, particularly within the context of climate change. \; \;
\nQuestions? Con tact: jennym@deschuteslibrary .org \;
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