The Methow Valley Interpretive Center “Last Sunday” speaker series presents Stephen Slaughter talking about “Landslide Hazards in Washington State” on Sunday, April 24 at 5:30 pm at the Methow Valley Interpretive Center.

Stephen Slaughter is the landslide hazards program manager at the Division of Geology and Earth  Resources (a.k.a. the Washington Geological Survey) at the Washington Department of Natural  Resources (DNR). His eleven year career at DNR has included working as a forest geologist assessing  potentially unstable slopes related to forest management activities, earthquakes and post-wildfire for the state of Washington. Stephen, a Washington native, earned both his BS and MS  in geology, and has lived on both sides of the Cascade Range. He currently resides in Olympia with his  wife and two large cats.

The Methow Valley Interpretive Center presents speakers on the Last Sunday of each month on subjects relating to the cultural and natural history of the Methow Valley.  The Methow Valley Interpretive Center  is located on the TwispWorks campus at the corner of 5th & Glover St. in Twisp.