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Behind the Injury Numbers – Listening to Loggers
Logging has a relatively small workforce, yet injuries are often severe and occur at a rate that makes it the nation's most dangerous occupation.
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PNASH Scientific Advisory Committee gains four members
While a new crop of advisors join the PNASH Scientific Advisory Committee, others are moving on. We appreciate their service!
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Language Justice: Pesticide Labels and Safety in Spanish
A bilingual solution for forestry applicators - making pesticide safety training accessible.
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AgInjury News report: hayrides and pumpkin farms
Learning about hayride safety provides a fresh perspective for families looking to create Fall memories.
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PNASH awards three pilot project grants
Pilot project grants are offered in response to emerging issues, to stimulate innovative research, and foster collaborations in farming, fishing, and forestry.
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Following the research from data to impact with Nede Ovbiebo
Dennise Drury sat down with Nede Ovbiebo, SURE-EH student and recent graduate of the Biochemistry and Public Health-Global Health majors. The two spoke about Nede’s recent research and what comes next for her project.
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Celebrating a remarkable man and partner
Ricardo Ramon García: An admirable man, honest broker, great partner, and remarkable leader
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Ag Injury News update: Tractor roll-overs and the need for ROPS
A worker was driving a tractor between orchards on a county road when the stabilizing front counterweights fell off the tractor.
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Collaboration for innovation: Safety solutions for WA state dairy farms
Operations for dairy farms run 24/7, year-round, to keep producing the milk and cheese we purchase from grocery store shelves in Washington state.
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New data visualization tool, RISC Fishing, helps fishermen see where and how injuries happen at sea
In partnership with the PNASH Center, researchers are currently surveying fishermen in the Pacific Northwest to continue to identify ways to reduce the risk of injury.
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Native salmon set gillnetters in Norton Sound brave big ocean weather
Kyle is a young commercial fisherman from an Alaska Native salmon fishing community in Norton Sound. He learned how to fish from his dad, who is also his crew mate. They manually set nets and haul catch by hand, like many salmon set gillnetters.
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New federal grant to improve Northwest agricultural safety and health
The Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center, part of DEOHS, receives new federal funding for research on safety and health in the forestry, fishing and farming sectors
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Supporting farmworker families through smoke season
PNASH Center and Wenatchee CAFÉ host community events to understand the concerns of farmworker parents
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