Posted by Jack Nisbet on Aug 6, 2026 in News | Comments Off on New Visual Essays
Jack and Claire have recently posted two new visual essays on HistoryLink.org.
David Douglas and the Trees of the Pacific Northwest explores both the forest landscapes and the individual species that Douglas learned about during his journeys through our region between 1825-33.
A joint presentation by Jack Nisbet and Tony Johnson, Shoalwater Tribal Education Director Free and open to the public For more information, visit www.columbiapacificheritagemuseum.org
Author, Jack Nisbet, Presents David Douglas: A Naturalist at Work The Foundation is honored to host an afternoon appearance by Jack Nisbet, author of David [...]
The Columbia mammoth, Mammut columbi, ranged across North American for most of the last Ice Age before fading into extinction soon after humans entered the scene. [...]
Between 1825 and 1834, Fort Vancouver served as the headquarters for Scottish naturalist David Douglas's collecting activities in the Northwest. This presentation will focus on [...]