KECP: Water in Local Nature - Working with its Connectivity | 4.20.2025
KEC • April 6, 2025
KEC Presents at the Village Green
Speaker: John Williams, Publisher of Salish Magazine
When: Sunday, April 20, 2025 - 3-5 pm
- Where: Kingston Village Green Community Center
- 26159 Dulay Road NE, Kingston, WA 98346
- Refreshments: Bring your favorite snacks to share
- Food Donation: Please bring a food donation for Fishline and ShareNet
An exploration of the many facets of our local marine and freshwater environments — as habitat, a transportation medium, a food delivery system, and an important part of the chemical processes of living things. We identify relationships in the ecosystem and see the ecosystem itself as a complex system. This has implications for how we approach managing nature and our impact on it—how do we avoid unintended consequences when we finite humans are making decisions about something infinitely complex?
Stories from the trail and why we like to walk. Escaping the noise of modern life and finding yourself in the quiet sounds of nature.
Learn more about amphibian monitoring at Islandwood where volunteers log amphibian reproductive data in iNaturalist. These observations help program administrators understand where our local amphibians are – and aren’t – breeding across the region.
Join KEC in April as Dark Sky Advocates explain why dark skies are important to the health of humans, wildlife, and the climate. A panel of community members will join the Advocates to talk about how you can participate in research to support bird migration and track light pollution.
