Sound Water Stewards of Island County, WA
Working for a healthy, sustainable Salish Sea marine environment
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Marine Education Pop-Up
September 1, 2022 @ 10:00 am – 3:00 pm
Find SWS at the Beach and Explore! This week at Barnum Point
278 Sunrise Blvd, Camano Island
Learn about plants, animals, nature, history and what is unique in this park. Guided walk to the beach begins at 1 pm, meet at the kiosk at the parking lot. This County Park and Triangle Cove provide lots of habitat for wildlife, salmon and other marine life. Join us on a walk where the forest meets the sea.
Every Thursday for Summer 2022, retired State Parks Interpreter Tina Dinzl-Pederson, SWS Class of 2016, assisted by Sound Water Stewards’ members, sets up a pop-up educational booth at an Island County Park on Camano or Landing Park in Stanwood offering beach visitors an opportunity to learn about the local marine ecosystem with Sound Water Stewards.
Pop-ups occur on THURSDAYS, 10 am to 3 pm, site varies.
- June 16 – Barnum Point Preserve – Find Tina near the sign that holds the park map in the parking lot
- June 23 – Barnum Point Preserve – Find Tina near the park map sign in the parking lot
- June 30 – Iverson Preserve – Find Tina near the sign and picnic table in the small parking lot
- July 7 – Cavalero Beach & Boat Launch – Tina will be easy to find at this small park
- July 14 – Iverson Preserve – Find Tina near the sign and picnic table in the small parking lot
- July 21 – Barnum Point Preserve – Find Tina near the park map sign in the parking lot
- July 28 – Cavalero Beach & Boat Launch – Tina will be easy to find at this small park
- Aug 4 – Hamilton Landing Park, Stanwood – tentative
- Aug 11 – Camano Island State Park
- Aug 18 – Iverson Preserve – Find Tina near the sign and picnic table in the small parking lot
- Aug 25 – Camano Island State Park
- Sep 1 – Barnum Point Preserve – Find Tina near the park map sign in the parking lot
Local families live next to the amazing saltwater bay named Port Susan and the Stillaguamish River. This ecosystem provides food for salmon, grey whales, and much more. SWS pop-up booth sparks curiosity and strengthens a connection to marine and shoreline ecosystems. We provide education to support visitors’ voluntary actions to contribute to a healthy marine environment and offer ways to explore, enjoy, and learn while causing no harm. We believe that people will take care of what they know and love.
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