Join People For Puget Sound and Sound Stewards at our Codiga Park restoration site on the Duwamish River.

We will remove invasive weeds such as blackberry where they compete with native plants. The native plantings provide food and shelter for wildlife, including salmon, bald eagles, osprey, and great blue herons. No experience necessary, everyone can join in. Event takes place rain or shine.

Join People For Puget Sound and Sound Stewards at our Hamm Creek restoration site on the Duwamish River.

We will remove invasive weeds such as blackberry where they compete with native plants. The native plantings provide food and shelter for wildlife, including salmon, bald eagles, osprey, and great blue herons. No experience necessary, everyone can join in. Event takes place rain or shine.

Family Friendly, but children under 10 should have one-to-one adult supervision

The familiar shoreline we see in the daytime turns into nighttime magic as different critters appear in the night low tides of winter.

To share in that magic and learn about the shoreline at night, People For Puget Sound and beach naturalist and interpretive guide Daoud Miller bring back the ever-popular night beach walks this winter.  These free and family-friendly guided explorations in Central Puget Sound are scheduled for December, January, and February in Burien, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Manchester on the Kitsap Peninsula. Reserve your spot for these nighttime adventures.

Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008
Bremerton Moonlight Beachwalk.  Local Kitsap beach naturalists help you discover the strange shapes and fascinating colors of the sea creatures exposed during the nighttime low tide. Bring a flashlight, wading boots and warm clothing. 7:30-9:30pm. FREE, pre-register. Lions Park & Field, Bremerton. 206-382-7007 ext. 217 or email: dmiller@pugetsound.org

The familiar shoreline we see in the daytime turns into nighttime magic as different critters appear in the night low tides of winter.

To share in that magic and learn about the shoreline at night, People For Puget Sound and beach naturalist and interpretive guide Daoud Miller bring back the ever-popular night beach walks this winter.  These free and family-friendly guided explorations in Central Puget Sound are scheduled for December, January, and February in Burien, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Manchester on the Kitsap Peninsula. Reserve your spot for these nighttime adventures.

Friday, Dec. 12, 2008
Burien Starlight Beachwalk & Bonfire.  Explore the animals of the beach during the magical night low tides of the winter.  Listen to stories of these strange creatures from beach naturalist guides.  Warm yourself in front of the fire.  Bring a flashlight, wading boots and warm clothing. 7:30-9:30pm. FREE, pre-register. Seahurst Park, on beach at end of SW 140th St (via SW 144th St. and 13th Ave. SW), Burien. 206-382-7007 ext. 217 or email: dmiller@pugetsound.org

The familiar shoreline we see in the daytime turns into nighttime magic as different critters appear in the night low tides of winter.

To share in that magic and learn about the shoreline at night, People For Puget Sound and beach naturalist and interpretive guide Daoud Miller bring back the ever-popular night beach walks this winter.  These free and family-friendly guided explorations in Central Puget Sound are scheduled for December, January, and February in Burien, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Manchester on the Kitsap Peninsula. Reserve your spot for these nighttime adventures. For details, go to www.pugetsound.org/connect/events

Friday, Jan. 9, 2009
Manchester Starlight Beachwalk.  Local Kitsap beach naturalists help you discover the strange shapes and fascinating colors of the sea creatures exposed during the nighttime low tide. Bring a flashlight, wading boots and warm clothing. 7:30-9:30pm. FREE, pre-register. Manchester Library, Manchester, Kitsap Peninsula. 206-382-7007 ext. 217 or email: dmiller@pugetsound.org

The familiar shoreline we see in the daytime turns into nighttime magic as different critters appear in the night low tides of winter.

To share in that magic and learn about the shoreline at night, People For Puget Sound and beach naturalist and interpretive guide Daoud Miller bring back the ever-popular night beach walks this winter.  These free and family-friendly guided explorations in Central Puget Sound are scheduled for December, January, and February in Burien, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Manchester on the Kitsap Peninsula. Reserve your spot for these nighttime adventures.

Friday, Jan. 9, 2009
Vashon Island Moonlight Beachwalk.  Local Vashon beach naturalists help you discover amazing and abundant sea life exposed during this winter low tide. Bring a flashlight, wading boots and warm clothing. 8:00-10:00pm. FREE, pre-register. Vashon Island, meet at AJ’s Espresso Stand near the north end ferry dock. Seattle area folks walk on the Fauntleroy, West Seattle ferry to Vashon. 206-382-7007 ext. 217 or email: dmiller@pugetsound.org

The familiar shoreline we see in the daytime turns into nighttime magic as different critters appear in the night low tides of winter.

To share in that magic and learn about the shoreline at night, People For Puget Sound and beach naturalist and interpretive guide Daoud Miller bring back the ever-popular night beach walks this winter.  These free and family-friendly guided explorations in Central Puget Sound are scheduled for December, January, and February in Burien, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Manchester on the Kitsap Peninsula. Reserve your spot for these nighttime adventures.

Saturday, Jan. 10, 2009
Burien Moonlight Beachwalk & Bonfire.  Explore sea creatures under the moonlight with beach naturalist guides. Warm yourself in front of the fire.  Bring a flashlight, wading boots and warm clothing. 7:30-9:30pm. FREE, pre-register. Seahurst Park, on beach at end of SW 140th St (via SW 144th St. and 13th Ave. SW), Burien. 206-382-7007 ext. 217 or email: dmiller@pugetsound.org

The familiar shoreline we see in the daytime turns into nighttime magic as different critters appear in the night low tides of winter.

To share in that magic and learn about the shoreline at night, People For Puget Sound and beach naturalist and interpretive guide Daoud Miller bring back the ever-popular night beach walks this winter.  These free and family-friendly guided explorations in Central Puget Sound are scheduled for December, January, and February in Burien, Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Manchester on the Kitsap Peninsula. Reserve your spot for these nighttime adventures.

Friday, Feb. 6, 2009
Bainbridge Island Moonlight Beachwalk.  Local Kitsap beach naturalists help you discover the strange shapes and fascinating colors of the sea creatures exposed during the nighttime low tide. Bring a flashlight, wading boots and warm clothing. 7:30-9:30pm. FREE, pre-register. Fort Ward State Park, via Pleasant Beach Drive to north parking lot near boat launch, Bainbridge Island. 206-382-7007 ext. 217 or email: dmiller@pugetsound.org

Activities for all ages. Oyster shell sculptures, Mud Run, Kid’s Beach, great food, beer garden, local bands, dancing, contests and games. Scenic beach setting.