Whatever your level of interest, there are wildlife viewing opportunities for everyone. A guide to viewing wildlife around the state is available. The Washington Wildlife Viewing Guide shows nearly 100 viewing sites around the state of Washington. All sites are open to the public and range from those with facilities to primitive. The King County Parks system offers a variety of workshops for adults and children who are interested in learning more about the natural heritage in our county parks.
Programs are free or offered for a small fee.
Some teacher training programs are offered. Preregistration is required for all programs. There are several chapter offices of the National Audubon Society in the Puget Sound region offering a variety of classes and workshops from beginning birding through master birders. Many animals are migratory and can only be seen during certain seasons. For instance, gray whales can only be seen off the Pacific coast for a few weeks in the spring.