Sound Water Stewards are trained volunteers working in and around Island County for a healthy, sustainable Puget Sound environment through education, citizen science and stewardship.
Sound Water Stewards of Island County, Washington focus on the shorelines and marine ecosystems of Whidbey Island and Camano Island.
Announcements
- Registration is open with early-bird pricing for the virtual Sound Waters University on Saturday, Feb 6, 2021.
- We are now accepting applications for the Class of 2021. Learn how to become a Steward. Read about the classes and presenters in the 2020 virtual training.
- See original Educational Videos – made by SWS. Please share them with people who love the beach.
- Getting to the Water’s Edge (ISBN 987-1-7343529-0-0) published by SWS. Available now for $20 at stores and online.
- Watch the video below to see a First Day virtual hike at Fort Casey resulting from SWS partnership with South Whidbey State Parks.
SWS program is built on three pillars: Education, Citizen Science and Stewardship.
Sound Water Stewards of Island County is a non-profit supported by contributions from individuals, community businesses, community partnerships, special events and grants from the Lighthouse Environmental Programs.
When you buy this license plate, proceeds benefit SWS and other environmental programs in Island County. Get yours today!