Volunteer to Restore Salmon Habitat

As we enter spring, we are working to maintain the trees and shrubs we just planted along with getting future planting sites ready for future planting! Sign up here! Join us to restore habitat along the Sammamish River! Endangered Southern Resident killer whales depend on salmon as a critical prey resource from watersheds in Puget &hellip; Continue reading "Spring Volunteer Event"

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City of Bothell/Whale Scout Earth Day Event

Sign up here! Whale Scout is partnering with the City of Bothell for an Earth Day event on the 26th of April! Celebrate Earth Day with a variety of fun activities for participants of all ages! You can also help restore healthy habitat by removing invasive plants at the Former Wayne Golf Course. Healthy riparian &hellip; Continue reading "Earth Day w/ Whale Scout &amp; COB"

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Northshore Senior Center Art Show

More information here! Whale Scout has been invited to participate in the Northshore Senior Center Art Show for a hands-on art activity! Be sure to join for art, live music, wine, and cheese! The Art show carries on for both May 2-3, Whale Scout will be participating only on May 2nd from 5pm &#8211; 8pm

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As we enter spring, we are working to maintain the trees and shrubs we just planted along with getting future planting sites ready for future planting! Sign up here! Join us to restore habitat along the Sammamish River! Endangered Southern Resident killer whales depend on salmon as a critical prey resource from watersheds in Puget &hellip; Continue reading "May 10th Spring Volunteer Event"

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May 10th Spring Volunteer Event

Sign up here! Join us to restore habitat along the Sammamish River! Endangered Southern Resident killer whales depend on salmon as a critical prey resource from watersheds in Puget Sound and beyond. Salmon use the Sammamish River as a migratory corridor. Improving the water quality in the river will help both struggling salmon populations and &hellip; Continue reading "May 24th Spring Volunteer Event"

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Whale Scout is invited again to this year&#8217;s Pollinator Fest at 21 Acres in Woodinville, WA! Learn about pollinators, native plants and how they all are connected to our protection of orcas Entertainment More Info Here!

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By Deborah Horne, KIRO 7 News September 17, 2024 at 7:51 pm PDT BOTHELL, Wash. — The birth of a new orca calf is sparking celebration. But also some concern among whale watchers tonight. Now a scientist based in Bothell is working hard to keep mom, baby, and the rest of the endangered killer whales &hellip; Continue reading "New orca birth makes a big splash from San Juan Islands to Bothell"

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Now that the legislative session is over, where do the Orca Task Force recommendations stand? Has progress been made? The BOLD team has the answers in this easy-to-read scorecard.

Now that the legislative session is over, where do the Orca Task Force recommendations stand? Has progress been made? The BOLD team has the answers in this easy-to-read scorecard. - Whale Scout

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Beginning in January 2019, many of the recommendations from the Orca Task force will enter a new process in Olympia. Many recommendations need funding in order to be implemented, others need legislative approval. Your voice is needed in order for important measures to actually move forward to protect endangered Southern Resident killer whales and the &hellip; Continue reading "BOLD Guide to Helping Orcas in the 2019 Washington State Legislature"

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