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Events

Second Wednesday Work Party

Invasive vegetation management at Filucy Bay Preserve  Join Great Peninsula Conservancy for our Second Wednesday Work Parties!    Located in the key peninsula of north Pierce County, near the Longbranch community, Filucy Bay Preserve features lush Riparian Forest habitat rich with vine maple, red alder, black cottonwood and an array of liverworts and mosses. These forests…

GPC at Kitsap Pride!

Great Peninsula Conservancy is tabling at Kitsap Pride on Saturday July 22nd from 2-8pm at Kitsap County Fairgrounds! Stop by and say hello!Kitsap Pride’s mission is to celebrate, support, and unite the LGBTQ+ community in Kitsap County. 

Walk & Talk: Kids Day at Klingel-Bryan-Beard Wildlife Refuge

In the winter of 2022, volunteers from across the region joined GPC in a massive effort to reforest the shorelines of the Union River Estuary with 5,000 native trees and shrubs. Since then, site stewards and researchers have been working together to collect data about tree survival, climate resilience, and the impacts of restoration on…

August Clear Creek Task Force Meeting

Clear Creek Sa’qad Interpretive Center 9641 Levin Road, Silverdale, Washington, United States

During the next several months, Great Peninsula Conservancy will be assisting the Clear Creek Task Force (CCTF) in recruiting more volunteers and forming a new leadership team. Clear Creek Task Force's Mission: The CCTF mission is to create and maintain a community-wide network to mobilize support, educate, and focus actions to preserve, protect, and restore…

FULL – Second Wednesday Work Party

THIS EVENT IS FULL. If you are interested in building a habitat pile with us, we encourage you to sign up for the work party in September. Grovers Creek Preserve is getting a makeover. A sprawling 279 acres, this preserve features diverse forested habitat that ranges from a rare patch of 200-year-old Sitka spruce, hemlock,…

Land Labs Habitat Pile Training

Are you a current Land Labs volunteer educator, or have interest in learning what it’s like to facilitate student learning on habitat restoration in Kitsap Peninsula’s forests?  In preparation for this fall’s Land Labs, GPC’s education team invites you out to Grovers Creek Preserve to learn how we use habitat piles to bring wildlife back to one…

Walk and Talk: Benthic Sampling

Walk and Talk: Benthic Sampling Where: GPC’s Curley Creek Tyner Preserve. Directions to this preserve will be provided via email after the attendee completes registration. Please RSVP!  What: Did you know that Washington's littlest stream bugs can sometimes tell us the most about the health of our local watersheds? Join us on Thursday, August 24th from 10-12 pm at Curley…

September Clear Creek Task Force Meeting

During the next several months, Great Peninsula Conservancy will be assisting the Clear Creek Task Force (CCTF) in recruiting more volunteers and forming a new leadership team. Clear Creek Task Force's Mission: The CCTF mission is to create and maintain a community-wide network to mobilize support, educate, and focus actions to preserve, protect, and restore…

CANCELED – Second Wednesday Work Party

CANCELED: This event has been canceled. If you are interested in attending a habitat pile event, we encourage you to sign up for the event on September 27th. Join Great Peninsula Conservancy for our Second Wednesday Work Parties!    Grovers Creek Preserve is getting a makeover. A sprawling 279 acres, this preserve features diverse forested habitat…

Walk and Talk: Lind CE and Home Cemetery

Walk and Talk: Lind Family Conservation Easement and Home Cemetery Tour Where: The Lind Conservation Easement is located on the Key Peninsula in Lakebay, Washington. Directions to this easement will be provided via email to the attendees who have completed registration. Please RSVP!  What: Join us on Saturday, September 23rd from 10am-12pm to take a tour through…

Habitat Pile Work Party

Help GPC build Habitat Piles at Grovers Creek Preserve!    Grovers Creek Preserve is getting a makeover. A sprawling 279 acres, this preserve features diverse forested habitat that ranges from a rare patch of 200-year-old Sitka spruce, hemlock, cedar and Douglas fir to young monocultures of Douglas fir. GPC is on a mission to bring wildlife…