Come out and see the native wildflower prairie in bloom and enjoy guided tours and opportunities to learn about growing native plants in your own garden or yard. The Pacific Rim Institute will have native plants for sale as well as honey and other goodies. Check our website in March for details about tours and […]
Come explore the wonders of Deception Pass through Family in Nature. We have designed this 90-minute, nature-based program to be fun and highly interactive for children ages 3-5 years old and their families. Programs are held every other Friday and Saturday through June with new themes each weekend. These programs are held in partnership with the Deception Pass Park […]
Hike down to this Clinton beach and help remove weeds along the way. Difficulty Level: Moderate Sign up at https://www.wclt.org/get-involved/volunteer/ or contact Taylor Schmuki at taylor@wclt.org
Join us for a relaxing and informative guided tour of Price Sculpture Forest given by the park's founder. You will learn how the Sculpture Forest was created and be provided stories and highlights for every sculpture in the park. This is an art and nature tour oriented to adults (or interested children with longer attention […]
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Locally grown food and locally made art
Sound Water Stewards in cooperation with the State Parks. Register by emailing centralwhidbeyinterpretation@parks.wa.gov
We are the ALE 6-8 program in the South Whidbey School District. We're putting on a fun child-friendly cycling event to raise awareness on the idea of improving and increasing bike paths on Whidbey Island and the use of eco-friendly car alternatives, and are trying to raise signatures from the community to support bike paths. […]
Slow Food Whidbey Island's Events Committee co-chairs, Leslie Stevens and Arjai Allred, will talk about fermentation and show you how to prepare different types of vegetables using this process as well as a side on pickling. After the class, there will be an opportunity to taste several different commercially prepared fermented foods. For thousands […]
Enjoy local produce and goods
Come out and see the native wildflower prairie in bloom and enjoy guided tours and opportunities to learn about growing native plants in your own garden or yard. The Pacific Rim Institute will have native plants for sale as well as honey and other goodies. Check our website in March for details about tours and […]
Come out and see the native wildflower prairie in bloom and enjoy guided tours and opportunities to learn about growing native plants in your own garden or yard. The Pacific Rim Institute will have native plants for sale as well as honey and other goodies. Check our website in March for details about tours and […]
Whidbey's newest farmers market
Whidbey Waters — Whidbey Shores —a joint photo show by seven Sound Water Steward volunteers, portrays the beauty and biological richness of the beaches of Whidbey Island. Created as a prequel to Earth and Ocean Month, this exhibit hopes to evoke the wonders, both from afar and up close, of our beach’s unique and rich […]
The Whidbey Audubon’s 2023 Youth Photography Contest has three age groups and two categories in each. Each participant may enter one photo in the appropriate age group and category. The awards ceremony is Thursday, May 18, 4 p.m. at the Coupeville Rec Hall. Download a registration form and details at https://www.whidbeyaudubonsociety.org/wings-over-whidbey-festival.
Learn about the Kicking Gas campaign on South Whidbey Island and ductless heat pumps for heating and cooling your home at an info session! The Kicking Gas Campaign is on a mission to convert 100 homes in Langley, Washington to ductless heat pumps to help decarbonize Whidbey Island and strengthen our community in the face […]
United Student Leaders is a youth-led organization that advocates for environmental justice and social equity. Our newest campaign, Project Vocalize Our Future, is beginning to take shape. Over the next few months, we are going to be holding a series of protests all around Island County to demand that a Climate Emergency Declaration be declared, […]
Join AmeriCorps interpretive staff and Whidbey Audubon volunteers every other Saturday from 10AM-Noon to discover some of the common, and not so common, species of birds which call the park home. These bird walks are a great opportunity for birders of all levels. We recommend you bring your own binoculars and/or scopes, but we will […]
Lisa Phillips, a beekeeper for over fourteen years, will talk about beginning beekeeping, plants that extend the bee feeding season, and how to tell the difference between wasps and bees.
Join the musicians of Whidbey’s Saratoga Orchestra and poets from The Four Voices in a celebration of Earth Month through music. Rhythms of Nature II features chamber music interspersed with poetry and prose on April 1, 3:00pm at Langley United Methodist Church and on April 2, 3:00pm at Oak Harbor Methodist Church. $20 suggested donation. More information at […]
