Funny, direct and a little odd. People for Puget Sound has launched a new video featuring one perturbed Puget Sound fish. It is a message for the people of earth, and by earth they mean the land, and by the land they mean not the water. So take a few seconds to check out the video. You won't be sorry.
May 22- first-time night dockside exploration in Union
Spring has sprung and a whole new crop of marine organisms are expected to join us on the tides at the Hood Canal Marina. A variety of jellyfish, marine worms, nudibranchs, and other, stranger things may visit night time adventurers….ever seen a sea angel or a winged sea slug? Maybe we’ll even get to see the harbor seal swing by for an evening snack of squid!
This is a fun way to get to know Puget Sound – and People For Puget Sound -- in a whole new light!
Apr 24 restoration work day at Everett's Union Slough
Come celebrate Earth Day 2010 with People For Puget Sound in Everett.
Volunteers will be helping improve wildlife habitat at the Union Slough Wetlands Restoration site ripping out weeds and nurturing our native plants with a hearty spring mulching.
Come lend a hand and do something good for the Sound.
Mar 26 annual environmental educator conference in Seattle
Restoring Puget Sound: Taking Action through Education, Outreach and Service
Storming the Sound is a one-day conference for environmental and sustainability educators in the Central Puget Sound region. This is a great opportunity for teachers, non-formal educators, environmental organizations with education programs, and students with an interest in a career in environmental education to:
TINY PLANET- A BENEFIT FOR PUGET SOUND IS AN EVENT OF SEATTLE’S ENVIRONMENTAL AND MUSICAL COMMUNITIES COMING TOGETHER TO RAISE AWARENESS FOR THE NEED TO KEEP OUR BEACHES AND WATERS CLEAN.
Mar 13 volunteer work day on the shores of Maury Island
Come help restore native shoreline habitat to the Puget Sound ecosystem.
Join People For Puget Sound and Sound Stewards at Maury Island Marine Park. This former gravel mine has the potential to be pristine shoreline habitat with your help. We’ll be working together to remove pesky invasive weeds like blackberry and scotch broom . Put on your (work) gloves and join the fight!
Mar 11 volunteer work day restoring Titlow Park's estuary in Tacoma
Join us to help restore this unique pocket estuary at Titlow Park! Your hard work will benefit salmon, waterbirds, and other native species.
Plant native vegetation and remove Himalayan blackberry and other habitat-modifying invasive species. You can also view and learn about local waterbirds.
This is a family-friendly event. However, children 10 and under must have adult supervision.
Mar 10 naturalist-led dockside exploration of night marine life
Family-friendly night explorations: marine naturalists drop a light off a dock. We'll see what arises out of the deep dark and talk about the critters.
We peer, rain or shine, so dress for the weather and bring a flashlight.
