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News
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Invasive or Harmless? Stillwaters Monitors Non-native Animals. Part 2:
Harmless (?) Northern Green Frog Read more... |
Beaver-friendly solutions to mitigate dam-related flooding on Carpenter Creek and Clear Creek
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FALL AT STILLWATERS – IT’S FINALLY HERE!
Yes, "It's finally here!" applies to this fall just as much as it did to this summer. Rains have finally returned to the Salish Sea, and salmon, who have been waiting in the Kitsap nearshore, are making their way upstream to their spawning grounds to produce the next generation of local coho and chum. See the article in NEWS above for more information and visit the Kitsap Salmon Tours website (link in EVENTS below) for information about this family-friendly annual county-wide event.
EVENTS
Kitsap Salmon tours are back in person this year! Join us November 5th from 10-2pm at various stream sites across the county as we explore all things salmon with biologists, local environmental organizations, and trained docents. Program Director, Melissa Fleming, will be representing Stillwaters at the Grovers Creek Hatchery site from 12-2 pm. This FREE event offers exciting opportunities such as interactive activities through Kitsap Regional Library, guided walks at Keta Legacy’s Rhododendron Preserve, and many more. You can discover local salmon species, their lifecycles, and the role you play in their survival. Bring your family, gather your friends, and prepare your questions. Join us in experiencing this remarkable migration firsthand.
CLICK HERE to visit the official website and click below for a Salmon Tours Map.
CLICK HERE to visit the official website and click below for a Salmon Tours Map.
Our VisionHealthy Puget Sound lowland streams and estuaries.
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Our MissionStillwaters advances scientific research, education, and restoration on Puget Sound lowland streams and estuaries.
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