Protecting the PNW’s waters: Making learning about salmon and science fun
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Less than 10 minutes away from EvCC, the “Wondrous Watersheds” surfaced at Imagine Children’s Museum on Nov. 8
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Kids go with the flow during youth science event aimed at protecting watersheds
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How do pollutants flow from cities into lakes and oceans? What’s the best way to dispose of pet waste? These were among the lessons provided to children and parents attending the second annual Youth Science event at the Jerry Smith Town Center Plaza in Mountlake Terrace Saturday.
Read MoreYouth Science at the Plaza offers free family fun July 8
/Join the City of Mountlake Terrace for Youth Science at the Plaza to learn how you and your family can protect the lakes and streams around you – as well as the people, plants and animals that enjoy them.
Read this article by MLTnews.com here.
Scene in Edmonds: Watershed fun for families
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Families gathered Saturday at the Willow Creek Salmon and Watershed Education Center to enjoy nature-themed exhibits, games and crafts at the City of Edmonds-sponsored annual Watershed Fun Fair.
Read MoreSnohomish Conservation District recognizes E-W Students Saving Salmon Club president
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Emily McLaughlin Sta. Maria, president of the Students Saving Salmon Club at Edmonds Woodway High School, will be honored April 12 at Snohomish Conservation District's Better Ground Showcase in Mukilteo.
Photo courtesy of club advisor, Joe Scordino.
Read MoreSeriously playing in the mud (Envirothon)
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Stanwood High School’s environmental team gathered with other students from around the state Wednesday on the edge of the muddy tidal flats of Port Susan.
It seemed fitting that a sunny day marked the start of the annual state high school Envirothon competition at Warm Beach Camp, hosted this year by the Snohomish Conservation District.
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