Manchester State Park Harbor Wildwatch Beach Exploration
Manchester State Park 7767 E Hilldale Rd, Port Orchard, WA, United StatesJoin local naturalists out on the beach to uncover the unique creatures that call the intertidal zone home. These 60-90 minute low tide beach explorations are FREE and suitable for all ages. Look for the neon vests on the beach. Boots or close-toed shoes recommended. Discover Pass required. These summer explorations are brought to you [...]
Penrose Point Low Tide Beach Walk
Penrose Point State Park 321 158th Ave SW, Lakebay, WA, United StatesGet to know the unique animals that inhabit the intertidal zone with biologists and volunteer naturalists! Our low tide beach walks are FREE* and suitable for all ages. Each beach walk will last approximately 60-90 minutes and includes a lesson on beach etiquette. No two beach walks are the same; we never know what amazing [...]
Beach Walk at DeMolay Nature Preserve
DeMolay Nature Preserve 55 Bella Bella Dr, Fox Island, WA, United StatesGet to know the unique animals that inhabit the intertidal zone with biologists and volunteer naturalists! Our low tide beach walks are FREE* and suitable for all ages. Each beach walk will last approximately 60-90 minutes and includes a lesson on beach etiquette. No two beach walks are the same; we never know what amazing [...]
Purdy Spit Low Tide Beach Walk
Purdy Spit Beach WA-302, Gig Harbor, WA, United StatesGet to know the unique animals that inhabit the intertidal zone with biologists and volunteer naturalists! Our low tide beach walks are FREE* and suitable for all ages. Each beach walk will last approximately 60-90 minutes and includes a lesson on beach etiquette. No two beach walks are the same; we never know what amazing [...]
Beach Monitoring – Maple Hollow
Maple Hollow Park Van Beek Rd NW, Lakebay, WA, United Stateshttp://www.harborwildwatch.org/programs/public-programs/beach-monitoring/ Beach Monitoring is one of Harbor WildWatch's signature Community Science Programs where twice a year (summer & winter), we collect data from nine different beaches throughout the South Sound area. This information helps us determine how the beaches change over time and could be useful in determining the impact of a future natural or [...]
Kopachuck Low Tide Beach Walk
Kopachuck State Park 10712 56th St NW, Gig Harbor, WA, United StatesGet to know the unique animals that inhabit the intertidal zone with biologists and volunteer naturalists! Our low tide beach walks are FREE* and suitable for all ages. Each beach walk will last approximately 60-90 minutes and includes a lesson on beach etiquette. No two beach walks are the same; we never know what amazing [...]
Wildlife Tours
Olympic Outdoor Center Dock 18743 Front Street, Poulsbo, WA, United StatesThis tour is great for all ages, all experience levels, locals and visitors! Start with a Kayaking lesson (or refresher) and then enjoy wildlife viewing on Poulsbo's protected, beautiful Liberty Bay. Click here for details.
Club Dive & Rockfish Survey
Tacoma SCUBA 1602 Center St C,, Tacoma, WA, United StatesMeet at Tacoma SCUBA before heading out for a dive. In addition to a fun dive, Stena will be inviting you to partake in a rockfish survey - a community science collaboration with NOAA! The dive brief will include a short rockfish survey training which is a twist of science you can add to any [...]
Kelp and Kritters Day!
Fox Island Historical Society Museum 1017 9th Ave FI, Fox Island, WA, United StatesJoin us for a fun, interactive, educational day! Kelp and Kritters Day at the Fox Island History Museum will feature hands on activities, storytelling, kelp tasting, face painting, games and more! Perfect for all ages. At 2:00 Rachel Easton, the Education Director of Harbor WildWatch will give a talk on the importance of Kelp in [...]
Beach Monitoring – Penrose Point State Park
Penrose Point State Park 321 158th Ave SW, Lakebay, WA, United StatesDescription: http://www.harborwildwatch.org/programs/public-programs/beach-monitoring/ Beach Monitoring is one of Harbor WildWatch's signature Community Science Programs where twice a year (summer & winter), we collect data from nine different beaches throughout the South Sound area. This information helps us determine how the beaches change over time and could be useful in determining the impact of a future natural [...]