Like many things, our environmental education programming got turned upside down this spring. With schools closed and programs canceled, we turned to virtual programming to help families get some home science in during quarantine. We featured a different theme each week and posted videos, projects and activities to do from home. Maybe you caught some of them on our Facebook page and website. If you didn’t, fear not! You can visit our

Living on the waterfront offers many benefits and some challenges as well. The marine shoreline is a naturally dynamic place where change is to be expected. Understanding your typical coastal processes is an important part of identifying potential problems and protecting our shared natural resources. These tips offer some easy ways to start monitoring your shoreline this summer to help you protect your property and Puget Sound.