Collect detailed information about shoreline composition, vegetation, structures, wildlife and more . Help establish a baseline of data to better understand shoreline features and habitat. Be a part of the early detection system that identifies which beaches have unsafe shellfish to eat. Dig and collect shellfish once or twice a month and send or deliver to State Health Department Lab. Survey Puget Sound protected coves, beaches and inlets to discover where Spartina, a noxious weed, exists.
Volunteers can either survey by foot or boat.
Also, be a part of removing the detected Spartina. Work with committed people who care about our water resources.