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Summer of Stillwaters
Location: Kingston, Washington Since 1999, the Stillwaters Environmental Center has been dedicated toward informing and empowering the Kingston community to make ecologically responsible decisions for the health of the Puget Sound. In 2023, the founders of the organization decided to step down and pass the management and care of Stillwaters and the surrounding natural areas…
Estuary BioBlitz
Location: Kingston, Washington Help us celebrate the integration of Stillwaters Environmental Center as a program of GPC. Check out our full event schedule for the July 19th-20th weekend HERE. Join the GPC team on Saturday, July 20th from 8-11am for an Estuary BioBlitz. Help us perform a biological inventory of the Stillwaters Preserve and surrounding…
Stillwaters Legacy and Future Presentation
Location: Village Green Community Center, Kingston, Washington Help us celebrate the integration of Stillwaters Environmental Center as a program of GPC. Check out our full event schedule for the July 19th-20th weekend HERE. Join the GPC team on Saturday, July 20th from 11am-1pm for a presentation on the legacy and future of Stillwaters. The presentation…
Land Labs Beach Exploration
Location: Arness Roadside Park, Kingston, Washington Help us celebrate the integration of Stillwaters Environmental Center as a program of GPC. Check out our full event schedule for the July 19th-20th weekend HERE. Join GPC's Land Labs team on Saturday, July 20th from 2-4pm for an outdoor education event for the whole family! Meet us at…
Walk and Talk: Kayak Tour of Carpenter/Crabapple Creek Estuary
Location: Kingston Boat Launch, Kingston, Washington Help us celebrate the integration of Stillwaters Environmental Center as a program of GPC. Check out our full event schedule for the July 19th-20th weekend HERE. Join us on Saturday, July 20th from 5-7:30 pm for a BYO kayak tour of Carpenter/Crabapple Creek Estuary. We'll take advantage of high…
Stewardship Work Party: The Great Scotch Broom Pull!
Location: Newberry Woods Community Forest, Silverdale Join Great Peninsula Conservancy for the “The Great Scotch Broom Pull” at Newberry Woods Community Forest! We are thrilled to announce an exciting stewardship work party series to help open the new community trail at Newberry Woods Community Forest! This is our first big push to make this beautiful…
August Work Party: Newberry Woods Community Forest
Location: Newberry Woods Community Forest, Silverdale, WA Join Great Peninsula Conservancy for PART 2 of “The Great Scotch Broom Pull” at Newberry Woods Community Forest! We're excited to host our second work party at the new Community Forest and build on the amazing volunteer work completed in July. The Newberry Woods Community Forest spans 202…
Walk and Talk – Clear Creek Trail
Location: Clear Creek Trail, Schold Road Trailhead Join Great Peninsula Conservancy for our next Walk and Talk all about the Kitsap Peninsula's most extensive urban trail system. The Clear Creek Trail has been around for over 30 years and GPC wants to honor the history and biodiversity of this unique urban trail. WELLLLLL, this Walk…
New Office Open House
Location: Great Peninsula Conservancy New Office6536 Kitsap WayBremerton, WA 98312 On August 24 we're celebrating a new era of success and growth by opening the doors to our office on Kitsap Way in Bremerton. Join GPC staff, board, and friends at our new office for an open house on August 24, from 11am-2pm. RSVP today!…
Walk and Talk: Farm Preservation
Location: Poulsbo A win for farmers is a win for local conservation! Join GPC on Saturday, September 21st to tour the newly protected Dogfish Creek Farm, formerly the Bledsoe Farm, in Poulsbo. Purchased by Great Peninsula Conservancy in late January of 2024, the Dogfish Creek Farm project represents a new and creative conservation initiative for…
Filucy Bay Preserve “Free the trees”
Location: Filucy Bay Preserve, Key Peninsula Join us for the “Free the Trees” stewardship work party at Filucy Bay Preserve! Our beautiful Filucy Bay Preserve spans 170 acres of shoreline and upland forest, providing essential habitats for wildlife like Coho salmon, cutthroat trout, and black bears. Thanks to a grant from the Recreation and Conservation…