Explore the Estuary: Monthly Public Workshop Series - Marine Mammals

Explore the Estuary: Monthly Public Workshop Series -Marine Mammals
Join Harbor WildWatch for a monthly workshop on the wild side! These tours will be paired with a monthly lesson that can be adapted for all ages. We will gather at 1pm on the covered lookout deck near the restrooms at Billy Frank Jr Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge before embarking on a 60-90 minute tour. Parking is $3 (cash) per vehicle.
July 9: Marine Mammals
What makes a mammal a mammal? And how do marine mammals survive and thrive in such cold water!? Dive into the science of blubber and discover how this amazing adaptation keeps whales, seals, and sea lions warm, fueled, and buoyant. Through hands-on demonstrations and interactive activities, we’ll explore how blubber works as insulation and energy storage, and why it’s essential for life in cold marine environments. Perfect for curious minds of all ages with an experiment that is sure to cool us off!
January 29: Wonders of the Watershed
February 19: Senses of the Salish Sea - Winter edition
March 19: Estuary Mystery
April 9: Plant Adaptations
May 28: Senses of the Salish Sea - Spring edition
June 25: Survive & Thrive: Animal Adaptations
July 9: Marine Mammals
August 20: Senses of the Salish Sea - Summer edition
September 10: Invasive Species
October 22: Senses of the Salish Sea - Fall edition
November 5: The Salmon Lifecycle
December 17: Wonders of the Watershed
These events will take place in all weather, please dress accordingly.