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Efforts around Everett, Washington...
Formed in 1970, Pilchuck
Audubon Society (PAS) is named after the
mountain which is so prominent in the
organization's area.
Through education, advocacy and community
activism, PAS is "committed to bringing people
closer to wildlife in order to build a deeper
understanding of the powerful links between
healthy ecosystems and human beings". The
organization further encourages the
involvement of its members in
efforts to protect the habitat wildlife
depends upon for survival.
Stillwaters is an environmental education
center in the Carpenter Creek watershed of
Kingston, Washington, on the Kitsap
Peninsula. The 8 acres of wetlands ecosystem
is valued for environmental, aesthetic,
and educational benefits. The mission of Stillwaters
Environmental Education Center is to
"teach, inspire and support individuals and
organizations to achieve sustainability in
the use of Earth's resources." The group educates
about wetlands and water quality
issues affecting the environment; they mobilize
citizens and agencies to restore and preserve
the Carpenter Creek Watershed and surrounding
areas; and make the wetlands and watershed areas
more accessible to the public and to
students. They preserve and provide
stewardship for the local ecosystems.
The
Adopt-A-Stream Foundation (AASF) was
established in 1985 to ensure that Pacific
northwest streams continue to provide healthy
spawning and rearing habitat for wild salmon,
trout and other wildlife. At the same
time, the group aims to serve its growing
population by
providing clean drinking water and a variety
of educational programs to teach people to
become stewards of their watersheds.