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Whidbey Watershed Stewards
P.O. Box 617
Langley, WA 98260
360-579-1272
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Our Board and task force project meetings are open to the public. Let us know you'd
like to attend and we'll send you the current information.
News & Events
JOB OPENING

We are hiring a part-time, seasonal Lead Teacher for the Maxwelton Outdoor Classroom
Application deadline July 14, 2008.

Download >> job description and application procedure.

Our newsletter, published Spring and Fall, is available on this web site and by mail.


Spring 2008 Newsletter

>> Download PDF



Archives:
>> Spring 2008 PDF
>> Fall 2007 PDF
>> Spring 2007 PDF
>> Fall 2006 PDF
>> Spring 2006 PDF
 
older newsletters are available by mail
request a copy here

LYCEUM 2008
Sound Thinking: The Life and Health of Puget Sound
>> Download 2008 Flyer PDF

6 Tuesday evenings, April 1 - May 6 7:30 pm. Held at Bayview Cash Store Front Room

The Lyceum Lectures for 2008 will be devoted to Puget Sound: how it works, what its current state is, and what the future holds in store. There will be another stellar line-up of speakers focusing on science, policy, and personal action. Specifics to be announced.

The series is co-sponsored by The Whidbey Institute, WSU Island County Extension, Whidbey Audubon, Marine Resources Committee, and Whidbey Watershed Stewards.

>> Download PDF of web site resources on climate change from the 2007 Lyceum Series

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

All Hands on DECK!
July 14 - August 3

Help us replace the viewing platform at the Outdoor Classroom this summer. We'll need lots of unskilled volunteers, as well as carpenters and handy people to do the construction. We welcome Scout groups, service clubs, church youth groups, and anyone else who can help starting July 14 for at least 3 weeks.
Contact us
by email or phone 360-579-1272 for more information.


Teach Young People about Ecology
Join our talented crew of Outdoor Classroom teachers helping grades 3-5 learn about the environment through hands-on activities.

Teacher training: September 2008 lunch included.

Session dates: Oct-Nov 2008

(email to sign up)

Directions to Maxwelton Outdoor Classroom in Clinton, WA:
  1. From Hwy 525, go west (toward beach) on Maxwelton Road at the traffic light and follow for about 3 miles.
  2. Parking lot is on the left, just after the second sign for Erikson Road. Look for wood sculpture of salmon.

We rely on volunteers to help us educate, restore and protect South Whidbey watersheds.
Contact us to sign up: 360-579-1272 or info@whidbeywatersheds.org