Media Gallery

Introduction to Sound Water Stewards of Island County

Getting To The Waters Edge is a must have guide to the beaches of Island County. This book was written and published by Sound Water Stewards.

See our volunteers in action working on our forage fish project.

Find out more about our volunteer training program.

Thank you to the Whidbey Community Foundation for your grant to help fund our Volunteer Education Training!

What’s In the Water Today was an online class that dives into the world of plankton.

Part of the Locked Doors and Hidden Worlds series. Human history and natural wildlife of the Keystone Spit area, including underwater.

The Displays at the Coupeville Wharf were created and built by Sound Water Stewards. Video made with Atlantis STEAM (a STEM program on Whidbey.

Locked Doors and Hidden Worlds, Fort Casey Powerhouse and Bats. Produced by Sound Water Stewards and Washington State Parks.

First Day Hike at Fort Casey, Sound Water Stewards and Washington State Parks.

Moon Snails, Sound Water Stewards

Sea Stars, Sound Water Stewards

Salmon, Sound Water Stewards

Gray Whales, Sound Water Stewards

Rain Shadow Explorers, Seaweed

Rain Shadow Explorers, Rain Shadows

Estuary Soup, Elaine Chan. Recorded in July 2020

UW ROV team explains their project and what their ROV can do. Recorded 3/14/2022

Kirt Onthank talks about cephalopods and the muusoctoups of Burrows Bay. Recorded 1/10/2022

Lisa Kaufman talks about NW Straits Foundation ‘s approach to restoration. Recorded 2/14/2022

Joyality, Finding Hope in Times of Crisis with Rachel Taylor

Hiking Close to Home with Maribeth Crandell and Jack Hartt

Seattle Seawall Salmon Habitat Restoration with Jeffrey Cordell