Salt Marshes A Photo Essay Photos by Michael F. Adams The bright yellow flowers on the Puget Sound gumweed plants (Grindelia integrifolia) are there to do more than to just catch your eye. They are working hard at attracting pollinators so that they can make seeds...
WHERE AND WHEN Citizen Science Give and Take Salish Magazine brings glimpses of local nature your way, but where can you go see these things yourself? iNaturalist can be a big help. Available either as a web page or an app, iNaturalist offers explorers (like you) a...
March of the Newts Follow one of the forest’s funkiest creatures into a gangly gathering of amphibious affection… and learn how you can help protect these sensitive animals from an emerging disease. Learn more at salamanderfungus.org/ Produced in...
Amorous Amphibians by IslandWood Join IslandWood naturalist, Christina Doherty, for an engaging virtual exploration of native amphibians, their habitat, and behaviors. Then, discover how you can find breeding frogs, toads, salamanders, newts and their eggs in your...
