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Exploring Our History at the Kingston Curiosity Walk

The inaugural Kingston Curiosity Walk was a great success for all that attended-- dozens of people, several dogs, and even one cat! Upwards of 75 visitors came to Stillwaters' station at Arness Park to learn all about the Carpenter Creek estuary. Stillwaters staff introduced the history of the watershed, examined native crab molts with kids, and chatted with community members about our local ecosystem. Thanks to all who attended, and to the Kitsap Sun for hosting this event!
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