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NEW PHONE:360-297-1226 STILLWATERS Education Programs
For more information - Contact the Stillwaters Staff at 360-297-1226 Or- info@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org
To get a complete listing and schedule, check our current Program Flyer; you can pick one up at Stillwaters (26059 Barber Cut Off Road, Kingston ) or contact Joleen Palmer, Stillwaters Program Director or Kari Golden, Program Assistant, at 360-297-1226. Or- info@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org Youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. |
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You must pre-register for all classes. Contact Joleen Palmer, Stillwaters Program Director, or Kari Golden, Program Assistant, at 360-297-1226 or info@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org. VOLUNTARY SIMPLICITY Five Thursdays, Starting January 26, 2012 -- 4 – 5:30 pm This 5-week Sustainability Discussion Course at Stillwaters offers an opportunity to explore the distractions of modern society that keep us from caring for ourselves, our relationships and our environment. The course is created by the Northwest Earth Institute. Topics covered are: The Meaning of Simplicity —Living More with Less — Making a Living —Do you Have the Time? —Living Simply and Sustainably. .COST: $40/per person, $50/household, 2012 Members: $35/one or $45/household Pre-register at 360-297-1226. Space is very limited. Register soon! To view printable flyer, click here.
Backyard Discoveries: BIRD FEEDER WATCH
Saturday, February 4, 2012 -- 10am – 1pm at Poulsbo Library (700 NE Lincoln Rd, Poulsbo) Join Stillwaters and guest presenters to learn about attracting birds to your backyard, identifying those who visit and learning about a wonderful way to record observations. We will be joined by a member of the Kitsap Audubon Society and will visit some backyards where there is some significant feeder activity. The Feeder Watch program is a website that allows citizens to record their monthly observations of birds using their feeder stations. By building a strong connection with your backyard, neighborhood or watershed, you will be learning about your place in the natural world. You will understand the natural ecosystem that supports all of us and of which we are a part. You may be new to your yard or have lived there all your life, but we hope to show you a whole new world! Pre-register at 360-297-1226. COST: $20/person, $35/couple. Includes beverages and snacks. This workshop is being offered to people ages 15 and above. To view printable flyer, click here.
DISCOVERY PACKS NOW AVAILABLE Tuesday-Friday, 10 am – 6 pm; weekends by appointment at Stillwaters Environmental Center (26059 Barber Cut Off Road; Kingston) $5/each -- for 2 hour rental For more information, click here.
MONITORING TEAM OPENINGS AVAILABLE Is water monitoring in your future? The Cutthroats of Carpenter Creek Stream & Estuary Monitoring Team has a few openings. The creek is monitored at four sites on one Sunday every month. The Estuary Team monitors the salt marsh, estuary, cove nd marina, also on one Sunday a month. Each monitor’s commitment is for 1 - 2 hours on that Sunday. All monitors are trained and supervised by the Kitsap County Stream Team, a program of Kitsap Surface and Storm Water Management. You don’t need an extensive science background to learn to do these tests. Monitors are trained “on the job” and in annual training updates by the County and Sea Grant staff. Contact Joleen at Stillwaters for more information at 297-2876. See you on the stream!!! You must pre-register for all classes. Contact Joleen Palmer, Stillwaters Program Director or Kari Golden, Program Assistant, at 360-297-1226 or info@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org. SUSTAINABILITY DISCUSSION COURSES For more information, click here 7 – 9 pm Various evening series at Stillwaters Environmental Center (26059 Barber Cut Off Road; Kingston) $30/one, $40/household To register : Contact Joleen Palmer, Program Director or Kari Golden, Program Assistant, at 360-297-1226 or info@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org
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