Posts by jnisbet
Loon Lake Presentation, April 9
Jack will be presenting a slide show titled “David Douglas in the Colville Valley” at the Old Schoolhouse in Loon Lake on April 9.
Read MoreSinging Grass Burning Sage, Now Available!
Singing Grass Burning Sage, which has been missing in action for some time, is once again available from Jack through the web site.
Read MoreDouglas Exhibit Extended
The exhibit David Douglas: A Naturalist at Work has been extended to run through May 25 at the Washington State History Museum in Tacoma.
Read MoreBoundaries Columns
Over a decade’s work of Jack Nisbet’s “Boundaries” columns for North Columbia Monthly are now fully indexed and easily accessible at http://www.northcolumbiamonthly.com This month’s column involves a search back through time for the story of a woolly mammoth mandible. Squirm alert: blowfly larvae are involved Jack will be presenting stories and artwork of birds collected by David Douglas during his journeys of 1824-34 at the Portland Audubon Society on the evening of January 16. See calendar for details.
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