​Welcome!

As of November 2023, Stillwaters is now a program of Great Peninsula Conservancy.   

This legacy page holds a record of Stillwaters Environmental Center's work before joining Great Peninsula Conservancy. Read a letter about this integration from Stillwaters founder Naomi Maasberg here. In Spring and Summer 2024 there will be a series of events to celebrate the future of Stillwaters. For more information and to stay up to date with future events, visit the GPC website or sign up for our eNews! 

Restoration

Restoration efforts ranging from various monitoring within the salt marsh to helping community efforts in amphibian rescue and more.

Research

We use research and monitoring to understand our environment, the plants and animals we share it with, and how we can protect it.

Education

As the world changes around us, we educate our community about how they can become stewards of their local ecosystems.

News

New Optimism about Eglon Forest Protection in 2023
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UW Intern compares Temperature and Flow Data from Kitsap Salmon Streams
​Read more...
(Jeremy Leung's finished intern project was uploaded  page Feb 10, 2023;
find it on our Stream Monitoring page)

Invasive European Green Crab Monitoring Continues
Read more... 

Stillwaters is making plans to integrate into Great Peninsula Conservancy
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Our Vision

Healthy Puget Sound lowland streams and estuaries.

Our Mission

Stillwaters advances scientific research, education, and restoration on Puget Sound lowland streams and estuaries.

Partners