Advocacy
for
Wildlife Habitat and Biodiversity
Like people, wildlife need both homes (habitat) and the ability to move about (corridors) for healthy lives. The diversity of species is also critical to a vibrant and sustainable ecosystem.
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The 4-day Kitsap Bioblitz is part of the worldwide City Nature Challenge using iNaturalist to document plants, animals, & fungi living in our parks & natural areas.
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.
