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
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(Jeremy Leung's finished intern project was uploaded  page Feb 10, 2023 - find it on our Stream Monitoring page)

Volunteers Needed for Invasive European Green Crab Monitoring
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Salmon return to Kitsap streams to spawn
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Adopt-A-Road Cleanup 

Saturday, June 3 at 11 AM. Meet at Stillwaters.

Stillwaters will be out picking up litter along Barber Cutoff Road on Saturday, June 3, at 11AM. (Postponed from 4/22) If you'd like to help keep lower Carpenter Creek clean while enjoying the company of Stillwaters' staff & volunteers, please join us! Dress accordingly (safety gear provided), and bring water to drink! 

Please click the button below to send an email to our coordinator, to let us know you are coming.

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I Want to Help with Cleanup!

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