Join Whidbey Watershed Stewards for Nettle Fest. Jeremy McKnight has planned a number of activities for the day, including nettle soup, nettle tea, and basket making. Jeremy has been a […]
Learn which seaweeds you can harvest and how with Jeanie McElwain of Sound Water Stewards. Jeanie will introduce attendees to Whidbey’s best edible seaweeds at the largest kelp forest in […]
On Whidbey? Interested in oysters? Join us for monthly lectures & peer-to-peer learning about oysters and DIY shellfish farming. No experience necessary! Free monthly oyster discussion group with educational lectures […]
Registration required 1 week in advance. Listen to an educational lecture about oysters, then get an intro to professional oyster tasting methods and oyster shucking demonstration. Shuck and taste 3 […]
Whidbey Climate Action's Island Conversation series will feature Michael Pilarski, speaking about the best methods to re-green the planet, rehydrate the land, reduce the CO2 in the atmosphere and stabilize […]
Mason bees are some of the most effective and gentle pollinators in our region, and spring is the perfect time to learn how to support them. Join us for a […]
Whidbey Audubon Society hosts ornithologist Scott Markowitz of the Puget Sound Bird Observatory for its monthly program meeting. He will take you through the reasoning and methodology of the Institute […]
Come by the Coupeville Wharf on April 10th from noon to 2 to visit with Sound Water Stewards as we explore the marnie world under your feet! We will have a […]
Rain gardens are a practical way to manage rain water and storm water runoff. They can recharge groundwater aquifers, reduce flooding and protect waterways from siltation. Penny Livingston has created […]
Learn about the surprising partnerships forged between animals and fungi in Whidbey's forests. Discover how animals hunt, farm, self-medicate and even get intoxicated on mushrooms, all while playing a crucial […]
