Driftwood provides a natural barrier on our shorelines. Photo: Kelly Zupich

Shoreline Education

Forage Fish Survey Class

Educating our community is an important part of our daily work. We do this in a number of ways. From working with classrooms, providing field and classroom experiences to hosting workshops with partners like the Shore Friendly Program. People protect what they love, and we see education at the core of the work we do. Keep an eye on our event page to see our upcoming educational opportunities. 

Here are some of the ways we work to educate Island County.

  • Classroom and Field Education
  • Crabber Education
  • Discover Our Island Shores Video and Curriculum
  • Shoreline Workshops
  • New Shoreline Homeowner Education Packets
  • Library Classes 
  • Presentations
  • Write Articles for the Whidbey Weekly Newspaper

Crabber Education

Swinomish Between Two Worlds Class

Orca Recovery Day Guided Walk

Shoreline homeowner workshop Intro

Protecting your Shoreline by Restoring Native Vegetation

Pathways to Shoreline Armor Removal

House Rescue

Coastal Processes and Sea Level Rise

Shoreline Education