Sound Water Stewards of Island County, WA
Working for a healthy, sustainable Salish Sea marine environment
Whidbey Waters — Whidbey Shores — a new photo exhibit on Whidbey’s beaches and the wondrous beings that live on them —is up and glowing at the Freeland Public Library. Created by Jeanie and PaulBen McElwain as a prequel to Earth and Ocean Month and as an incentive for viewers to buy their own copies of Getting…
Join SFHG this Saturday March 11th to help pot some more native plants to be used in restoration projects next year! Register HERE If you can't make it on Saturday, we will be hosting drop-in potting opportunities every Friday through the end of March. From 10am-1pm March 10, 17, 24, and 31 at our nursery (21109…
A phenomenal series of speakers all devoted to the Salish Sea. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS!
SWS accomplishes stewardship actions by volunteering for WSU Extension Beach Cleanups on Whidbey.
Kickoff Event for Whidbey Earth and Ocean Month. All details TBA.
Support stewardship, science, and education about our marine environment through attending Earth and Ocean Month events and activities. Join Sound Water Stewards for hand-on opportunities as well!
One way Stewards my engage in Stewardship direct actions is through partners such as Whidbey Camano Land Trust.
One way Stewards my engage in Stewardship direct actions is through partners such as Whidbey Camano Land Trust.
SWS accomplishes stewardship actions by volunteering for WSU Extension Beach Cleanups on Whidbey.
Learn about Poison Hemlock and how to address it at this April 14 hands-on workshop with Sound Water Stewards and Island County Noxious Weed Program at Greenbank Farm. Workshop on noxious weeds is intended for a public audience. Island County weed control expert Seth Luginbill will talk about identifying invasive weeds, techniques to remove them. Then SWS plus other volunteers will remove weeds onsite at Greenbank Farm.
Jack Hartt starts far out in space and touches on the works of Sir Isaac Newton. Hartt then brings it all down to sea level with an understanding of how the solar system creates tides on Earth and why they can be predicted and printed on calendars years in advance.
in Langley, WA on Saturday April 15th as we welcome the Sounders gray whales back to Puget Sound! Orca Network's annual Welcome the Whales Festival will include costume making, our popular parade through downtown Langley where you can dress up as your favorite critter, an educational presentation.
A phenomenal series of speakers all devoted to the Salish Sea. YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS THIS!
SWS accomplishes stewardship actions by volunteering for WSU Extension Beach Cleanups on Whidbey.
One way Stewards my engage in Stewardship direct actions is through partners such as Whidbey Camano Land Trust.