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FREE iNat workshop for beginners zoom class Part one - NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY (limit 500)
9/3/2025 - 9/3/2025
iNat for beginners zoom class Part one (limit 500)
Both classes will be led by Sandra Ruffner of the PSMS Conservation and Ecology Committee and the Identification Committee, will be approx. 90 minutes each and will be held on Wednesday Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m.
There is no registration for this class, you will just log in via the zoom links below.
Part One: Sep 3, 2025 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
To Join Zoom Meeting:
https://zoom.us/j/91542383935?pwd=mgfPMEakVgNZf5NzVbedqEoH5mcTea.1
Meeting ID: 915 4238 3935 Passcode: 660392
The purpose of this class is to teach people how to use iNaturalist both as a way to record what is seen in the wild, but also to show how iNaturalist can be used as a learning tool to enhance knowledge of and appreciation of nature. This class will teach how to make observations on phone and computer and talk about what makes a good observation. We’ll be discussing how the Computer Vision model works and how, by using iNaturalist, you can make it better. It is expected that people have iNaturalist uploaded to their phones.
The first class will also discuss some of the basic searches that can be done using iNaturalist. By the second class, it is hoped that participants will have uploaded some observations to iNaturalist and possibly experimented with some basic searches. There will be an opportunity to ask questions about any problems that may have come up. The second class will also discuss more advanced searches and some of the hidden features of iNaturalist that may be of interest as one continues to use it.
Location: Virtual class
Registration has Closed for this event.
FREE iNat workshop for beginners zoom class Part two NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY (limit 500)
9/7/2025 - 9/7/2025
iNat for beginners zoom class Part two (limit 500)
Both classes will be led by Sandra Ruffner of the PSMS Conservation and Ecology Committee and the Identification Committee, will be approx. 90 minutes each and will be held on Wednesday Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m.
There is no registration for this class, you will just log in via the zoom links below.
Part Two: Sep 7, 2025 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
To Join Zoom Meeting:
https://zoom.us/j/98143007574?pwd=OMPBe7aKai4vwRVKZMMSBVXjXIR1I9.1
Meeting ID: 981 4300 7574 Passcode: 638063
The purpose of this class is to teach people how to use iNaturalist both as a way to record what is seen in the wild, but also to show how iNaturalist can be used as a learning tool to enhance knowledge of and appreciation of nature. This class will teach how to make observations on phone and computer and talk about what makes a good observation. We’ll be discussing how the Computer Vision model works and how, by using iNaturalist, you can make it better. It is expected that people have iNaturalist uploaded to their phones.
The first class will also discuss some of the basic searches that can be done using iNaturalist. By the second class, it is hoped that participants will have uploaded some observations to iNaturalist and possibly experimented with some basic searches. There will be an opportunity to ask questions about any problems that may have come up. The second class will also discuss more advanced searches and some of the hidden features of iNaturalist that may be of interest as one continues to use it.
Location: Virtual
Registration has Closed for this event.
If you have the box "Exclude All info from Member Directory" checked in your profile, you will need to uncheck that box before registering for any PSMS events. We require our event organizers to have PSMS member contact information as well as payment status for PSMS events. By unchecking the box, you have given permission for them to have your contact information as well as payment status for the event.
FREE iNat workshop for beginners zoom class Part one - NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY (limit 500)9/3/2025 - 9/3/2025
iNat for beginners zoom class Part one (limit 500)
Both classes will be led by Sandra Ruffner of the PSMS Conservation and Ecology Committee and the Identification Committee, will be approx. 90 minutes each and will be held on Wednesday Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m.
There is no registration for this class, you will just log in via the zoom links below.
Part One: Sep 3, 2025 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
To Join Zoom Meeting:
https://zoom.us/j/91542383935?pwd=mgfPMEakVgNZf5NzVbedqEoH5mcTea.1
Meeting ID: 915 4238 3935 Passcode: 660392
The purpose of this class is to teach people how to use iNaturalist both as a way to record what is seen in the wild, but also to show how iNaturalist can be used as a learning tool to enhance knowledge of and appreciation of nature. This class will teach how to make observations on phone and computer and talk about what makes a good observation. We’ll be discussing how the Computer Vision model works and how, by using iNaturalist, you can make it better. It is expected that people have iNaturalist uploaded to their phones.
The first class will also discuss some of the basic searches that can be done using iNaturalist. By the second class, it is hoped that participants will have uploaded some observations to iNaturalist and possibly experimented with some basic searches. There will be an opportunity to ask questions about any problems that may have come up. The second class will also discuss more advanced searches and some of the hidden features of iNaturalist that may be of interest as one continues to use it.
Location: Virtual class
Registration has Closed for this event.
FREE iNat workshop for beginners zoom class Part two NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY (limit 500) 9/7/2025 - 9/7/2025
iNat for beginners zoom class Part two (limit 500)
Both classes will be led by Sandra Ruffner of the PSMS Conservation and Ecology Committee and the Identification Committee, will be approx. 90 minutes each and will be held on Wednesday Sept. 3 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 7 at 7 p.m.
There is no registration for this class, you will just log in via the zoom links below.
Part Two: Sep 7, 2025 07:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
To Join Zoom Meeting:
https://zoom.us/j/98143007574?pwd=OMPBe7aKai4vwRVKZMMSBVXjXIR1I9.1
Meeting ID: 981 4300 7574 Passcode: 638063
The purpose of this class is to teach people how to use iNaturalist both as a way to record what is seen in the wild, but also to show how iNaturalist can be used as a learning tool to enhance knowledge of and appreciation of nature. This class will teach how to make observations on phone and computer and talk about what makes a good observation. We’ll be discussing how the Computer Vision model works and how, by using iNaturalist, you can make it better. It is expected that people have iNaturalist uploaded to their phones.
The first class will also discuss some of the basic searches that can be done using iNaturalist. By the second class, it is hoped that participants will have uploaded some observations to iNaturalist and possibly experimented with some basic searches. There will be an opportunity to ask questions about any problems that may have come up. The second class will also discuss more advanced searches and some of the hidden features of iNaturalist that may be of interest as one continues to use it.
Location: Virtual
Registration has Closed for this event.
Sunday September 21st "Dyeing Fabrics with Mushrooms" 1:00pm-4:00pm
9/21/2025
ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE PSMS MEMBERS AND BE PRE-REGISTERED.
Are you interested in exploring mushrooms outside of the culinary pot? There are a vast range of colors that can be achieved from various mushrooms and lichen found right here in the PNW. This class will discuss some natural dyeing basics, how to prepare fibers, and cover a few of the mushrooms and lichen that hold colorful pigments. Each student will assemble a dye sample card and can dye a silk and wool blended scarf a color of their choosing.
The fee for this class is $70.00.
Questions? Contact PSMS Outreach Chairperson Marian Maxwell at outreach@psms.org.
PLEASE NOTE: Registration cancelation fee is $10 if canceled more than 7 days prior to class date. There is no refund if cancelation is 7 days or less.
Location: Center for Urban Horticulture - Douglas Classroom
3501 NE 41st Street (Mary Gates Drive)
Seattle, WA 98105
There are currently 10 spots remaining out of 15
9/21/2025
ALL ATTENDEES MUST BE PSMS MEMBERS AND BE PRE-REGISTERED.
Are you interested in exploring mushrooms outside of the culinary pot? There are a vast range of colors that can be achieved from various mushrooms and lichen found right here in the PNW. This class will discuss some natural dyeing basics, how to prepare fibers, and cover a few of the mushrooms and lichen that hold colorful pigments. Each student will assemble a dye sample card and can dye a silk and wool blended scarf a color of their choosing.
The fee for this class is $70.00.
Questions? Contact PSMS Outreach Chairperson Marian Maxwell at outreach@psms.org.
PLEASE NOTE: Registration cancelation fee is $10 if canceled more than 7 days prior to class date. There is no refund if cancelation is 7 days or less.
Location: Center for Urban Horticulture - Douglas Classroom
3501 NE 41st Street (Mary Gates Drive)
Seattle, WA 98105
There are currently 10 spots remaining out of 15