Explore the Estuary: Public Workshop Series

Explore the Estuary: Public Workshop Series

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Date
Thu, Oct 22

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Join Harbor WildWatch for a monthly workshop on the wild side! These tours will be paired with a monthly lesson that can be adapted for all ages. We will gather at 1pm on the covered lookout deck near the restrooms at Billy Frank Jr Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge before embarking on a 60-90 minute tour. Parking is $3 (cash) per vehicle. This walk’s theme is Senses of the Salish Sea! As the season changes, we’ll observe the some organisms change dramatically… and others hardly notice. Join us for an opportunity that engages all your sense to explore and appreciate the wonders of nature! Participants will embark on a guided adventure where they’ll use sight, sound, touch, smell, and maybe even taste (but probably not) to make detailed observations of the natural world. From the rustling of leaves and the scent of wet earth, to the texture of tree bark and the contrasting fall colors, this hands-on experience will deepen your connection to the environment. Perfect for nature enthusiasts of all ages, this workshop promises to enhance your sensory awareness and inspire a newfound appreciation for the beauty around us. Future Estuary Explorations: November 5: The Salmon Lifecycle December 17: Wonders of the Watershed These events will take place in all weather, please dress accordingly. While this program is free, donations are always appreciated; suggested donation of $2 per person, or $5 per family.

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