Save the open spaces and wild places you cherish on Whidbey and Camano islands. Today is the last day of GiveBIG. Nature is counting on you.
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Congressman Rick Larsen paid a fun visit to Crockett Lake today to talk with us, State Parks, and Whidbey Island Audubon about the incredible habitat significance of the preserve. A Short-eared Owl flew by, thrilling the congressman!
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A good idea to steer clear of Crockett Lake Preserve for a while today until this morning’s incident gets untangled. Thankfully, no one appeared to be injured.
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Magical time on Central Whidbey right now. Orcas in Penn Cove and at least three Short-eared Owls 🦉 clearly visible from highway at Crockett Lake Preserve.
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We are so incredibly grateful for the outpouring of generosity on #GivingTuesday. We more than tripled our one-day fundraising goal! Thank you for helping keep Whidbey and Camano islands wild and wonderful.
Photo of elephant seal on South Whidbey by Cara Hefflinger.
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There's still time to sign up for tonight's fun and fact-filled webinar about river otters on Whidbey Island. Dr. Heide Island shares her fascinating research. The webinar starts at 6 p.m.
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Photo by Jann Ledbetter.
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Some very good news to share! A forested wetland is now permanently protected for 🐸 and 🦌 and other wildlife as a nature preserve. Visit https://t.co/6oCafxGLes to learn more.
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Great dedication by volunteers who are braving the rain to remove invasive weeds and tires from the new property and tidelands we acquired this year expanding Dugualla Bay Preserve.Thank you Dan, Tim, Ben, and Mark!
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We're excited to announce that we have a new nature preserve on Camano Island. The Elger Bay Estuary is a 38-acre tidal estuary not yet open to the public.
A new look sported by Bruiser, Whidbey Island's lone elk. Thank you Ralph Downes, state Fish and Wildlife enforcement officer, for sharing the image with us!