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SUMMARY:Volcano Views & Brews: In the Range of Fire and Ice with David B. 
 Williams
LOCATION:Von Ebert Brewing\, 825 N Cook St\, Portland\, OR 97227
DESCRIPTION:After years of research\, award-winning Seattle author David B
 . Williams joins MSHI for a conversation on his newly published book\, In 
 the Range of Fire and Ice: A Human and Natural History of Washington’s Cas
 cades. Blending human and natural history into a vivid portrait of one of 
 North America’s most dynamic landscapes\, In the Range of Fire and Ice is 
 a lively\, groundbreaking exploration of Washington’s Cascade Range. Drawi
 ng on conversations with anthropologists\, park rangers\, ecologists\, and
  climate scientists\, as well as firsthand experience\, Williams brings re
 aders into the mountains to uncover stories etched in the landscape over m
 illennia. From traditional Indigenous huckleberry harvesting grounds and a
 ncient footpaths to erupting volcanoes\, shifting glaciers\, and forgotten
  mining camps\, In the Range of Fire and Ice reveals the Cascades as a pla
 ce of both deep time and constant change. While past logging\, mining\, an
 d fires left lasting scars\, the Cascades also tell powerful stories of re
 covery and resilience–returning wolverines and wolves\, the remarkable reb
 irth of Mount St. Helens\, and growing stewardship in the face of climate 
 change. Through rich storytelling and careful research\, Williams invites 
 readers to see the Cascades not only as mountains\, but as a living\, evol
 ving realm of fire\, ice\, and hope.
URL:https://confluenceculture.events/events/volcano-views-brews-in-the-ran
 ge-of-fire-and-ice-nov-10
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