intertidal wilderness PNW by Jen Strongin Let’s go to the beach! Jen Strongin’s “Intertidal Wilderness” series introduces her beautiful photography, and brings some of our intertidal friends to your screen! Tubeworms, geese, clams, and eggs are...
Sights in the Sound by Valerie Lyttle “Turn off your mind relax and float downstream,” sang the Beatles a lifetime ago. Fifty years later, SCUBA diver Valerie Lyttle filmed a meditation with creatures who move in three dimensions in a medium 800 times more...
Who Lives In Puget Sound? by Nancy Sefton Follow Jimmy and Kelly as they go on two very different adventures to get to know marine creatures in our local waters. They also get acquainted with the food web, which paints a picture of how all these different creatures...
Little Skittle Lost! by Nancy Sefton Suddenly disoriented, this crab’s quest for the familiar involves many of its ecosystem partners. In these days of the pandemic, this seems to be a bit of a metaphor. To see more virtual explorations, simply choose...
Fishy Woo: On the Waterway Video Poem by Karen Perry Here’s a poem by Karen Perry in the “video poem” camp, using visuals instead of words to attain poetic artistry. On the surreal end of the spectrum, most things in it can be seen in our Salish Sea region. See more...
