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February

  • Feb 10, 2010
    Our Puget Sound, In Depth: An Underwater Tour by Stillhope Productions

    Join filmmaker John Williams of Stillhope Productions for a tour of our local underwater wilderness through the magic of moving pictures. A stone's throw from shore is a world that very few get to see, yet is a major part of our neighborhood. Peruse materials from several organizations working to clean up the Sound. There is no fee and registration is not required. Light snacks will be available.

  • Feb 11, 2010
    Our Underwater Neighborhood: A Video Tour

    Underwater filmmaker John F. Williams will be showing excerpts from his TV series: "SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest," introducing the audience to neighbors who look like they came from another planet, but actually live a stone's throw from shore. The evening will include discussion about how art, science, education, recreation, and volunteer service are all important to the health of Puget Sound.

  • Feb 11, 2010
    WRIA 9 Watershed Ecosystem Forum Meeting (Green/Duwamish and Central Puget Sound Watershed)

    The Watershed Ecosystem Forum oversees efforts to improve watershed health and salmon habitat recovery in Green/Duwamish and Central Puget Sound Watershed, also known as WRIA 9. Meeting packet with agenda and materials is available at: http://www.govlink.org/watersheds/9/committees/archive/1002/default.aspx

  • Feb 13, 2010
    Tree Planting along the Cedar River

    Join Friends of the Cedar River Watershed and plant a tree for your loved ones! We will be planting native trees and shrubs along the Cedar River. Lunch will be provided thanks to Seattle Public Utilities! Please sign up in advance by emailing nisa@cedarriver.org

  • Feb 18, 2010
    Avalanche Awareness

    Join avalanche expert Ken White in a dynamic discussion of avalanches. Retired from the US Forest Service, Ken has been leading avalanche awareness training in Washington for thirty years. Learn the basics of avalanche hazards, what equipment to bring while traveling in avalanche terrain and how to avoid being caught in one. Ages 10Y and up. Registration required. All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a registered adult. To register, call 425-452-6885. Course: 46198

  • Feb 18, 2010
    Free Sustainable Landscaping Class

    "Naturescaping for Water & Wildlife" will be offered by Stream Team and WSU's Native Plant Salvage Project on Thursday, February 18th, from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Yelm Community Schools Building, 107 First St. N., in Yelm. Workshop participants will learn design ideas to attract more birds, butterflies, amphibians, and beneficial insects to home landscapes while reducing maintenance headaches and protecting water resources. Other topics will include minimizing lawn, hardscaping ideas, and drought-tolerant plants, with a special emphasis on tricky prairie soils! Participants will receive many free handouts to help them in creating more attractive and sustainable landscapes. The workshop is free, but advanced registration is required. To register or for more information, please email nativeplantsalvage@gmail.com or call 360-867-2166.

  • Feb 20, 2010
    Potting Party - 2/20/10

    Join the Task Force and other volunteers for a potting party. The trees and shrubs at the nursery are potted by volunteers and will grow for 1-2 years before being planted the Task Force's stream restoration projects. These trees and shrubs are an important part of keeping our natural areas healthy by reducing erosion, shading streams, and providing food for aquatic insects. Potting these plants is the first step in restoring these areas. We'll bring lots of coffee and hot chocolate to keep you warm. Please RSVP to Kristin. Volunteers needed: maximum 35.

  • Feb 20, 2010
    Cedar River Planting

    Enjoy the great outdoors while helping us restore the Cedar River riparian vegetation! Come join us for a half day of native tree and shrub planting. This is a great example of the collaborative effort between public land owners, King County and Friends. To sign up, please email nisa@cedarriver.org

  • Feb 24, 2010
    Starlight Beach Walk-Edmonds

    Join us on the beach for this evening intertidal adventure. During this nightime low tide you'll have a chance to see many amazing creatures including sea stars, anemones, urchins, snails, crabs, and much more! Many marine animals are active only at night, and some are much more colorful than during the day, so don't miss this opportunity! Everyone is welcome to these FREE "open house" style events, no RSVP or registration needed. (A note about the time and date: we realize that this is a school night but the sun and moon dictate the timing of the high and low tides. In 2010, the weekend low tides are really late, or in some cases, after midnight - and we didn't think those hours would work very well!)

  • Feb 25, 2010
    NSEA's Annual Community Celebration

    Join NSEA at the Majestic on Thursday February 25th from 6pm - 9pm for food, fun, and fish-highlights as we celebrate 20 years of working cooperatively to restore sustainable wild salmon runs to Whatcom County. This free event is a great opportunity to see what NSEA has done in the past year, hear what we will be working on this coming year, and make a difference for the wild salmon in our local watersheds by becoming a NSEA Member.

  • Feb 25, 2010 – Mar 6, 2010
    BECOME A SOUND STEWARD! RESTORE SNOHOMISH COUNTY SHORELINE HABITAT!

    Sound Stewards are trained citizen volunteers committed to maintaining and monitoring restored habitats along Puget Sound shorelines. As a Steward, you will learn about nearshore habitat restoration, help provide habitat for native wildlife, and be an integral part of the restoration community! People For Puget Sound is pleased to bring you this FREE training series. Class topics will include an introduction to shoreline ecology, native plant identification, invasive plant control techniques, maintenance and monitoring protocols, and volunteer management. Following the training, Sound Stewards are asked to commit 40 volunteer hours over the next year on People For Puget Sound restoration sites. The Sound Stewardship Program offers opportunities for individuals and groups to get involved in hands-on restoration no matter what their level of experience. Join us in the effort to save Puget Sound. CLASS SCHEDULE: Participants must attend both classroom sessions and one field session. Thursday, February 25th: 6pm to 9pm Classroom training- Port of Everett Commissioners room 2911 Bond St., Everett *light dinner and refreshments will be provided Saturday, February 27th: 9am to 4pm Site visits to two to three Snohomish restoration sites *Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes and bring water and a sack lunch Thursday, March 4th: 6pm to 9pm Classroom training- Port of Everett Commissioners room, Everett * light dinner and refreshments provided Saturday, March 6th: 9am to 4pm Site visits to two to three Snohomish restoration sites *Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes and bring water and a sack lunch To learn more about the Sound Stewardship Program, visit People For Puget Sound's website, http://www.pugetsound.org/act/restore/sound-stewardship

  • Feb 26, 2010
    Starlight Beach Walk-Kayak Point

    Join us on the beach for this evening intertidal adventure. During this nightime low tide you'll have a chance to see many amazing creatures including sea stars, anemones, urchins, snails, crabs, and much more! Many marine animals are active only at night, and some are much more colorful than during the day, so don't miss this opportunity! Everyone is welcome to these FREE "open house" style events, no RSVP or registration needed.

  • Feb 27, 2010
    RETORE WILLOW CREEK WILDLIFE HABITAT!

    People for Puget Sound will be holding an outdoor work party on Saturday, February 27th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Willow Creek Hatchery in Edmonds. Volunteers are needed to help plant Phase 2 of the new Backyard Wildlife Habitat Public Garden. We will also be building brush piles for habitat, building amphibian homes, and installing nest boxes. The garden is coming together beautifully after a year of work by volunteers and partner groups. People For Puget Sound work parties are open to the public, and all ages are welcome! We provide tools, gloves and any training required. We encourage people to bring their family and friends to join in the fun, get outside and do something good to help Save our Sound! Kids under 10 welcome with one-on-one adult supervision. Community Service hours are available through participation. Students under 18 who are fulfilling community service hours and not accompanied by an adult MUST RSVP in advance and arrive with a signed parental waiver and contact form.

  • Feb 27, 2010
    Cedar River Riparian Restoration

    Come join us in helping restore the riparian zone of the Cedar River! We will be planting trees and shrubs to help re-establish native vegetation. You will also have the opportunity to wrestle invasive species! Please sign up in advance by emailing nisa@cedarriver.org

  • Feb 27, 2010
    Tree Planting at North Wind's Weir Estuary Restoration on the Duwamish in Tukwila

    We will continue the work begun February 6 of planting trees and shrubs on the banks of the Duwamish. Enjoy planting in the sandy, rock- and root-free soil. This will be the easiest planting experience you've ever had! The trees and shrubs you plant will improve rearing habitat for young salmon migrating downstream from the Green River to Puget Sound. Learn more about the North Wind's Weir estuary restoration project: http://www.govlink.org/watersheds/9/plan-implementation/SRFB-northwinds.aspx

March

  • Mar 1, 2010 – Mar 31, 2010
    2010 WSU Jefferson County Extension Beach Watcher Training

    WSU Beach Watcher Training for Jefferson County. Participants receive intensive science-based training and become citizen scientists, stewards and educators in the local community sharing their knowledge with others. Following the training, new Beach Watchers volunteer as stewards, educators and researchers in the watershed. The WSU Beach Watcher program is established in eight counties in Washington and combines the best available science with local experts, field experiences and research.

  • Mar 2, 2010
    WSU Beach Watcher Training Applications Due

    If you love Snohomish County's beaches and are interested in protecting the waters & wildlife of Puget Sound, now's the time to apply to join WSU Snohomish County Extension Beach Watchers. Beach Watchers are university-trained volunteers dedicated to protecting Puget Sound's fragile coastal environment through education, research and restoration. All Beach Watchers receive a university caliber, 100 hour training. It includes expert presentations, field trips and hands-on practice. In return for the 100 hours of training, WSU Beach Watchers continue learning while volunteering at least 100 hours over two years on a number of self crafted Puget Sound projects.

  • Mar 5, 2010 – Mar 6, 2010
    Snohomish Conservation District Plant Sale!

    Celebrating 25 years of providing conservation trees, shrubs and groundcovers to the public. First day to order is December 14th, 2009. Last day to order is February 4th, 2010. Payment due by February 18, 2010 at 4pm. Order by phone, mail, fax or by filling out a form on-line and email it to treesaleorders@snohomishcd.org

  • Mar 5, 2010
    King Conservation District Bareroot Plant Sale

    ANNOUNCEMENT: NATIVE BAREROOT PLANT SALE! The King Conservation District (KCD) hosts this once a year sale that is open to everyone and a great way to get near wholesale prices on native plant material. Two ways to get these plants: Pre-order now thru January by filling out an order form (downloadable from www.kingcd.org) and mailing, emailing, or faxing it in with credit card payment or check. Plant pick up is March 5th and 6th. Or come to our walk-up sale on March 5th and 6th

  • Mar 6, 2010
    King Conservation District Bareroot Plant Sale

    ANNOUNCEMENT: NATIVE BAREROOT PLANT SALE! The King Conservation District (KCD) hosts this once a year sale that is open to everyone and a great way to get near wholesale prices on native plant material. Two ways to get these plants: Pre-order now thru January by filling out an order form (downloadable from www.kingcd.org) and mailing, emailing, or faxing it in with credit card payment or check. Plant pick up is March 5th and 6th. Or come to our walk-up sale on March 5th and 6th

  • Mar 10, 2010
    Our Puget Sound, In Depth: Water in Puget Sound

    Join Chrys Bertolotto, Coordinator of the local Beach Watcher program, to follow the course of water in Puget Sound. From the tops of mountains to the depths of Puget Sound, the water ties us all together. There is no fee and registration is not required. Light snacks will be available.

  • Mar 11, 2010
    Intro to the Night Sky

    Join solar system ambassador and president of the Eastside Astronomical Society, Tom Gwilym, as he takes you on a journey of the stars. Explore the basics of star gazing and what Spring stars are revealed. Course #: 46192

  • Mar 13, 2010
    Clinton Water Forum

    A forum on water issues affecting wells and septic systems in Clinton, the state of South Whidbey's groundwater, and the effects of pollution on personal and environmental health and on Puget Sound. Learn practical tips from presentations, workshops, displays and discussions with local and regional water quality practitioners. All participants will be entered in a drawing for 20 free spots on a guided boat trip in April along Clinton's shoreline.

  • Mar 23, 2010 – May 6, 2010
    WSU Snohomish County Extension Beach Watcher Training

    Immerse yourself in Puget Sound. Receive 100 hours of university caliber training on Puget Sound ecosystem processes, issues and policies and then volunteer 100 hours on research, education or restoration projects. Incorporating many field trips, over 40 expert presenters and several hands-on learning opportunities, every participant then crafts their own volunteer experience! This proram is sponsored by WSU Snohomish County Extension and is part of a regional effort covering eight counties in Northern Puget Sound.

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

  • Mar 26, 2010
    2010 Storming the Central Sound: A One-Day Conference -Save the date and Call for presentations

    Save the date and Call for presentations 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:

  • Mar 26, 2010
    Storming the Central Sound --Registration Now Open

    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: Learn about other Puget Sound environmental education programs. Bring home practical strategies and tactics you can use. Gain skills and insights with experts and capable peers. Share insights and network with other educators. Engage and grow in sessions where everyone is a participant. Exchange ideas and experiences to help you develop new perspectives and approaches.

  • Mar 27, 2010
    Help restore salmon habitat - Tolt River tree planting

    Tree planting along the Tolt River - come see one of our new restoration sites! Join the Task Force and Seattle City Light at our Tolt River tree planting and help restore salmon habitat along this important salmon river. The plants that we plant will provide shade for salmon and woody habitat in the stream for aquatic insects, which in turn provide food for the salmon. These riparian zones also improve water quality by controlling erosion and filtering toxins. We need your help to restore these key habitat areas! We'll provide training, tools and snacks. Please RSVP to Kristin.

April

  • Mar 23, 2010 – May 6, 2010
    WSU Snohomish County Extension Beach Watcher Training

    Immerse yourself in Puget Sound. Receive 100 hours of university caliber training on Puget Sound ecosystem processes, issues and policies and then volunteer 100 hours on research, education or restoration projects. Incorporating many field trips, over 40 expert presenters and several hands-on learning opportunities, every participant then crafts their own volunteer experience! This proram is sponsored by WSU Snohomish County Extension and is part of a regional effort covering eight counties in Northern Puget Sound.

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

  • Apr 10, 2010
    Free Teacher Trainings - Inquiry-Based Science & Sailing on Puget Sound!

    Salish Sea Expeditions' Spring Teacher Trainings Salish Sea Expeditions invites you to join us this spring for a FREE teacher training on board the Carlyn, our 61' sailing vessel. These educational opportunities geared for the classroom educator are a valuable introduction and asset to facilitating student-designed, field-based science research. Both 3 and 6 credit hour sails (credits are offered through the Puget Sound Educational Service District), will focus on building knowledge and skills in coordinating inquiry based learning approaches, and orient you to a variety of field research methods that will help your students investigate both marine and terrestrial environments. The half-day (April 10th) sail will be an introductory training while the full-day sail (May 15th) will delve deeper into the use of these teaching methods and tools. Ultimately, these workshops are aimed at helping your students make valuable connections between the ecology of their local watershed and the Puget Sound. Salish staff trained in guiding powerful learning experiences will share their professional expertise and unique and complementary perspectives as educators, scientists, naturalists, resource managers, and mariners in a variety of education settings. Together we will explore the range of challenges and possibilities we share in providing effective science research and learning opportunities to students in the Puget Sound region. Those interested in exploring a Salish Sea Expedition with your students might find these trainings particularly informative.

  • Apr 14, 2010
    Our Puget Sound, In Depth: Tidal Energy and Other Renewables

    Join Craig Collar, who leads the renewable energy program for Snohomish County PUD. Craig's presentation will highlight the potential of tidal energy development in Puget Sound from a technological, economic, and environmental standpoint. Craig will also briefly cover the general need for the identification and development of new, renewable energy resources in our region.

  • Apr 17, 2010
    Spring Beach Cleanup and Low Tide Walk

    Help remove litter from the shoreline of Edmonds Marine Sanctuary, and explore the beach during a -1.7 low tide with a Ranger-Naturalist! Meet at the Visitor Station, Olympic Beach. Wear your gloves and boots, we will provide the bags. Individuals of all ages and groups are welcome to participate. No registration is necessary.

  • Apr 17, 2010
    Earth Day tree planting - help restore salmon habitat!

    Earth Day tree planting at Stillwater Wildlife Area. Make a difference for people and for salmon (and other wildlife)! Join the Task Force, REI, and the Department of Fish and Wildlife at this large wildlife area, where volunteers will plant trees along the Snoqualmie River. Your efforts will improve water quality, flood control, and habitat for fish and wildlife. We'll provide the tools and lots of snacks. Please RSVP to Abby at abby@stillysnofish.org or 425-252-6686 so we can send directions about where to meet at this very large wildlife area.

  • Apr 20, 2010
    Volunteer Teacher training-Outdoor Classroom

    Be a volunteer teacher for grades K-5 at the Maxwelton Outdoor Classroom on South Whidbey Island. Curriculum this spring is Birds in the Ecosystem. Small group lessons in a natural setting with expert supervision. After training, teach one session (or more) per week during May and early June. See website for details.

  • Apr 24, 2010
    Watershed Fun Fair and & Habitat Certification Celebration

    Join us for this annual family event at Yost Park and help celebrate the certification of Edmonds as a Community Backyard Wildlife Habitat! There will be nature crafts, activities for kids of all ages and adults, speakers, guided nature walks, entertainment, face painting, free refreshments, and an "all-species" parade.

  • Apr 25, 2010
    Native Plant Demonstration Garden Grand Opening

    Come and see the new Willow Creek Hatchery Wildlife Habitat and Native Plant Demonstration Garden! There will be speakers and information on native plant wildlife gardening. Go on a tour of certified backyard wildlife habitats, and find out how to get your own backyard certified.

May

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

  • May 15, 2010
    Free Teacher Training - Inquiry-Based Science & Sailing on Puget Sound!

    Salish Sea Expeditions' Spring Teacher Trainings Salish Sea Expeditions invites you to join us this spring for a FREE teacher training on board the Carlyn, our 61' sailing vessel. These educational opportunities geared for the classroom educator are a valuable introduction and asset to facilitating student-designed, field-based science research. Both 3 and 6 credit hour sails (credits are offered through the Puget Sound Educational Service District), will focus on building knowledge and skills in coordinating inquiry based learning approaches, and orient you to a variety of field research methods that will help your students investigate both marine and terrestrial environments. The half-day (April 10th) sail will be an introductory training while the full-day sail (May 15th) will delve deeper into the use of these teaching methods and tools. Ultimately, these workshops are aimed at helping your students make valuable connections between the ecology of their local watershed and the Puget Sound. Salish staff trained in guiding powerful learning experiences will share their professional expertise and unique and complementary perspectives as educators, scientists, naturalists, resource managers, and mariners in a variety of education settings. Together we will explore the range of challenges and possibilities we share in providing effective science research and learning opportunities to students in the Puget Sound region. Those interested in exploring a Salish Sea Expedition with your students might find these trainings particularly informative. Lunch is Included.

June

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

July

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

August

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

September

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!

October

  • Mar 25, 2010 – Oct 27, 2010
    2010 Science & Sailing Expeditions with Salish!

    Greetings from Salish! As the fall season comes to a close we are encouraging schools to lock in dates and settle into the upcoming year! If you are interested in a spring 2010 or fall 2010 sailing and science trip on the waters of Puget Sound with Salish Sea Expeditions please visit our website for more information. Our expeditions offer 3 to 5 days of marine science and sailing aboard the 61' Carlyn, for up to 27 area 5th-12th grade students and 2-3 adult chaperones. Students will take the helm from the minute they step onboard, conducting original marine science research and learning to operate the vessel under the careful guidance of the Salish crew. All scientific research equipment, camping gear (except sleeping bags), food, raingear, and instruction are provided. Additionally, SCHOLARSHIP MONEY IS AVAILABLE for qualifying schools and students! REGISTER NOW! Please visit our trip registration page to sign up. You will receive a confirmation that will hold your spot on board with a $500 deposit. Please contact Education Director, Nikken Palesch, at nikken@salish.org or (206) 780-7848 (Salish office) with questions. Fair Winds!