- Read this ‘Please, do one thing‘ essay from our Board President, Linda Ridder
- Take one step to start helping our environment today.
- Review these ten simple things … with links to supporting material
- Explore your island habitat
- Visit our marine display at the Coupeville Wharf
- How many of our TEN state parks have you visited ? A Discovery Pass is normally required for parking ($11.50/day, $35/year) but you can also take advantage of one of the WA State Parks Free Days.
- Deception Pass State Park and the Rosario Tide Pools are a special treat.
- Check the library for a copy of Getting to the Water’s Edge
- Learn to dig clams safely and responsibly at our Digging for Dinner events
- Learn about ‘all things Puget Sound’ – no prior knowledge required
- On Camano – at the Speaker Series, usually the 4th Wednesday evening at Camano Public Library. Find details on our calendar.
- On Whidbey – register in early January for the early February Sound Waters ‘one day university for all’
- Contact us if you are interested in a talk to your class or group.
- Learn more about our intertidal neighbors by playing the EZ-ID Game.
- Take our annual training class – from Aquifers to Zooplankton – so you can become a member and help us with all that we do.
- Buy a lighthouse license plate for your vehicle – it supports environmental programs like SWS in Island County as well as preservation and restoration of Washington’s historic lighthouses.
- Designate SWS as recipient of your charitable dollars at a Matching Gift program at your employer if you work at Microsoft, Boeing or other large employers.
- Designate SWS to benefit from your purchase through Amazon Smile.
- Provide financial support to so that SWS can
- reach more kids and more adults to help them see what they can do to better appreciate, preserve and protect our island environment, and
- collect more scientific data to support critical research around Puget Sound.