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Starlight Beach Walk
Thursday January 17, 2019
7-8:30pm
Join Discovery Programs staff and the WSU Snohomish County Extension Beach Watchers for a low tide beach walk under the stars. We’ll explore the beach as the tide goes out, then return to the Visitor Station for some hot beverages to take the chill off. Bring a flashlight and dress for the weather. Meet at the Olympic Beach Visitor Station. Co-sponsored by the Snohomish County Marine Resources Advisory Committee and Surface Water Management Division.
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Watershed Fun Fair
Saturday May 4, 2019
11am - 3pm
Join us for this celebrated annual event full of exhibits, games, nature crafts and activities especially for kids including fish feeding, face painting, exhibits and demonstrations on recycling, stormwater, creating wildlife habitat, raingardens, tours of the native plant garden and fish hatchery. . . and more! First 50 guests take a free potted native plant. No registration required. FREE.
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Summer Beach Walks
Join a Ranger Naturalist for a guided public beach walk at Olympic Beach free of charge. Learn more about our local intertidal community! Walks coincide with appropriate tides and run rain or shine. No registration required - FREE
Check back soon for 2019 public beach walk dates.
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Moonlight Beach Adventure
Check back soon for 2019 date
7:30 - 9:30pm
A summer tradition! Join Edmonds Ranger Naturalists and Volunteer Beach Docents for a summer evening program at Marina Beach, featuring stories, songs, and touch tanks harboring creatures from the deep brought to shore by volunteer scuba divers from the Marker Buoy Dive Club operating a live underwater video feed. Dress warmly and bring a flashlight. Click here to view a You Tube video of the Moonlight Beach Adventure.
No registration required. FREE
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September 13 - 15, 2019
Puget Sound Bird Fest is a celebration of birds and nature. Our mission is to increase awareness of species of birds that spend all or part of their lives in the Puget Sound region, and especially Edmonds. Residents and visitors will have opportunities to observe birds in their native habitats, and learn about ways in which habitat for birds and other wildlife can be preserved and restored in urban and suburban areas. There is something for everyone at Puget Sound Bird Fest.
www.pugetsoundbirdfest.org
For more information on any Discovery Program, call 425-771.0227.
