A Glimpse into the Future Part II: Capitol Lake
The Dam Currently, there are some problems with the lake and the dam. One of the biggest issues is that the Deschutes is filling the lake with sediment, which if left unchecked will turn...
Kaitlyn's Visualizing Climate Change Blog
The Dam Currently, there are some problems with the lake and the dam. One of the biggest issues is that the Deschutes is filling the lake with sediment, which if left unchecked will turn...
Kaitlyn's Greatest Hits / Olympia Future
by Kaitlyn · Published May 24, 2016 · Last modified May 29, 2016
There are a few changes to take into account when looking into the future for this area. Part of the changes will be due to climate change but others are more local and surround...
Kaitlyn's Greatest Hits / Olympia Present
by Kaitlyn · Published May 2, 2016 · Last modified May 30, 2016
“11:35 a.m. – 4th Avenue Roundabout I have seen buses, cars, bikes, U-hauls, log trucks, school buses, and ambulances pass in the few minutes I’ve been standing here. As I write, a sheriff’s...
Kaitlyn's Greatest Hits / Olympia Past
by Kaitlyn · Published April 27, 2016 · Last modified May 30, 2016
Capitol Lake has been around since 1951. It was originally an estuary that was dammed to provide a water recreation space, a reflecting pool for the capitol building, and to beautify Olympia. Before the...
Kaitlyn's Greatest Hits / Olympia Present
by Kaitlyn · Published April 14, 2016 · Last modified May 30, 2016
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