Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish River! We had such a successful planting season thanks to all of your help -- now its time to make sure our new plants get the care they need to survive. We'll… Read More »8/27/22 Volunteer Event at Fenster Nature Park
Mid Sound is supporting one of our partners, the Lake Sammamish Urban Refuge Wildlife Partnership (UWRP) at 10:00 am on Tuesday, September 6th at Sunset Beach at Lake Sammamish State Park for a special park cleanup. We are so honored to be supporting this effort and personally invite you to join in the fun and… Read More »9/6/22 Clean Up @ Lake Sammamish State Park
Join Mid Sound, our partners & community members in cleaning up Point No Point after the Labor Day Weekend! We'll meet at the Lighthouse at 10am, and enjoy some refreshments together once our work is done! Any time you have to help will be a gift! Looking forward to seeing you there & hearing about… Read More »Post-Labor Day Beach Clean-up at Point No Point
*CANCELLED* due to smoke and heat Click here to register! Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville to restore Chinook salmon habitat! We are in the process of removing Himalayan blackberry from a 1200 foot stretch of river bank and mulching the site to prevent… Read More »*CANCELLED* 9/10/22 Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
*This event has been cancelled due to the Air Quality Index forecast for 9/10/22 being unhealthy for sensitive groups* We would love to see you at another event in the future! Join Mid Sound Fisheries, Green River Coalition, the City of Auburn, and your community members as we restore the shores of the Green-Duwamish… Read More »*CANCELLED due to wildfire smoke* 9/10/22 Environmental Restoration Event @ Fenster Nature Park!
Click here to register! Join Mid Sound Fisheries Enhancement Group on the King County Parks-owned West Sammamish River Trail in Woodinville to restore Chinook salmon habitat! We are in the process of removing Himalayan blackberry from a 1200 foot stretch of river bank and mulching the site to prevent re-growth. Your help and support is… Read More »9/17/22 Salmon Habitat Restoration in Woodinville!
Mark your calendar to join Mid Sound Fisheries in celebrating National Estuary Week, September 17 - 24! Visit our Mid Sound Fisheries Facebook page to get involved, and to view our evolving Estuary Week Calendar here! For more information, contact Restoration Project Manager , Lisa Reynolds at lisa@midsoundfisheries.org.
Talk with community members young and old who are contributing to our critical pool of citizen science in an interactive morning out at Point No Point! Learn how kids & adults in Kitsap County can come close to and care for salmon and the habitats that support them.
Kick off National Estuary Week with a film by Wild & Scenic Festival honoree, Andy Maser. The Greatest Migration traces the epic path of Snake River salmon, whose journey from Alaska, through Washington and Oregon to Idaho's Snake River takes them more than 900 miles inland, with elevation gains of nearly 7,000 feet to reach… Read More »FREE Film Night at the Firehouse
Put together a crack trivia team or gloat from your stool at your singular brilliance when it comes to all things Estuarine! Come to guess & learn, and stay for the superior microbrews & ridiculously large salmon hats! We at Mid Sound Fisheries never take trivia too seriously, but the availability of healthy, productive habitat… Read More »All-Ages Estuary Trivia at Downpour Brewing
Celebrate National Estuary Week! We'll meet at the pavillion to learn about local Estuary Culture and Create Estuary Art! Will your masterpiece join others to be hung at the Pop-Up Gallery on Saturday Night?! Plan to get a little dirty and move your body as you learn. Activities for all ages. FREE.
It's BINGO al fresco! Join us at Arness Roadside Park to experience high tide at a thriving Restored Estuary in Kingston. Carpenter Creek was reconnected to Appletree Cove when a small box culvert under South Kingston Road was replaced with a bridge spanning 90'. A second phase replaced the culvert under West Kingston Road with a 150'… Read More »Salmon Bingo!