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The Water Stewardship Program provides Kitsap residents with educational events, volunteer opportunities and educational training programs to help turn environmental knowledge into action.

While we’re so excited to see the salmon returning to Kitsap streams this year it’s important to remember one of salmon’...
10/14/2026

While we’re so excited to see the salmon returning to Kitsap streams this year it’s important to remember one of salmon’s best friends, beavers! 🦫

Beavers and their dams help create complex and safe habitats for salmon and their young. Not only does it create great hiding spots for young salmon, but also helps with water flow and making sure baby salmon aren’t swept out to sea too early. You can learn more about how beavers and salmon coexist in Kitsap county at Kitsap Salmon Tours! Join us on November 7th from 11am-3pm at 8 different stream sites across Kitsap county to learn more about local salmon species, their life cycles, and the critical role our communities play in their survival. Check out our event page or kitsapsalmontours.org for more event information!

Last week we met with the Environmental Science 101 class from Olympic College, and helped them dissect some local salmo...
10/13/2026

Last week we met with the Environmental Science 101 class from Olympic College, and helped them dissect some local salmon from our Kitsap Waterways! These students will use the knowledge they learned as they continue studying salmon, and help with the upcoming Kitsap Salmon Tours! 🐟

You can also learn more about our local salmon and become a Kitsap Salmon Docent by registering our training today! If you are inspired to make a difference in the future of Pacific salmon through education and recovery like these students, this multi-day training is for you! Make sure you register today: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-salmon-docent-training-registration-1995529342983

SALMON DOCENT TRAINING IS NEXT WEEK! 🐟📣The registration deadline for 2026 Salmon Docent Training is this week, so make s...
10/13/2026

SALMON DOCENT TRAINING IS NEXT WEEK! 🐟📣

The registration deadline for 2026 Salmon Docent Training is this week, so make sure your register TODAY! If you are inspired to make a difference in the future of Pacific salmon through education and recovery, this multi-day training is for you! Come learn about Pacific salmon species from experts, visit salmon spawning habitat in local streams and have the opportunity to share what you have learned with others.

We still have a few spots left, so make sure you register before October 14th by using our event link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-salmon-docent-training-registration-1995529342983?aff=oddtdtcreator

While we know your dogs love our local trails and watersheds, it’s important to keep a closer eye on them during salmon ...
10/12/2026

While we know your dogs love our local trails and watersheds, it’s important to keep a closer eye on them during salmon spawning season. Salmon carcasses can carry bacteria that can make your dogs sick, and your dog could damage salmon eggs if they play and run through streams. While we want everyone to enjoy Kitsap Salmon Tours, we also want pets and salmon to stay healthy, so we recommend leaving your dogs at home when visiting Kitsap Salmon Tours.

You can learn more about salmon spawning season in the local watersheds by visiting Kitsap Salmon Tours on November 7th from 11am-3pm. You can check out more event information at kitsapsalmontours.org, or on our Facebook event page! While your dogs may have to stay home during Kitsap Salmon Tours, we’re sure they’ll be super excited to hear all about the fun you had when you head back home!

Did You Know? - Salmon make some great athletes! 🐟💪🏅During their spawning journey salmon can travel 30 miles per day, wh...
10/09/2026

Did You Know? - Salmon make some great athletes! 🐟💪🏅

During their spawning journey salmon can travel 30 miles per day, which is like running a marathon every day!🏃‍➡️
Salmon can also jump up to 2 meters (or 6 ½ feet) to cross obstacles that may block their spawning path. That’s as high as some Olympic Athletes can jump!🤸

You can learn more about the journey and obstacles salmon have to overcome during their spawning journey at Kitsap Salmon Tours on November 7th from 11am-3pm. Join us at 8 different stream sites across Kitsap county as we explore and learn about local salmon species, their life cycles, and the critical role our communities play in their survival! You can also check out kitsapsalmontours.org for more event information!

We are officially 1 MONTH AWAY from Kitsap Salmon Tours! 🗓️You won’t want to miss witnessing one of nature’s most incred...
10/07/2026

We are officially 1 MONTH AWAY from Kitsap Salmon Tours! 🗓️

You won’t want to miss witnessing one of nature’s most incredible journeys—the return of salmon to local streams! Join us at eight unique stream sites across Kitsap county on November 7 for Kitsap Salmon Tours. Each location features something special: interactive activities, streamside docents, and hands-on learning opportunities for all ages! Learn about local salmon species, their life cycles, and the critical role our communities play in their survival. You can also learn more event details at kitsapsalmontours.org or our event page! We can’t wait to see you out at our local streams!

With Kitsap Salmon Tours coming soon it’s important to remember to respect the salmon, and give them space as they come ...
10/05/2026

With Kitsap Salmon Tours coming soon it’s important to remember to respect the salmon, and give them space as they come home to the Pacific Northwest. 🐟

During the fall and throughout the winter it’s critical to not disturb the salmon or walk through their streams. Walking in streams could damage salmon eggs and their nests, which means less salmon to enjoy in the future! You can learn more about how important salmon is to Puget Sound at Kitsap Salmon Tours on November 7th from 11am-3pm, and you can visit kitsapsalmontours.org for more event details.

It's almost time for this year's Salmon Docent Training, and we still have a few spots left! 🐟If you are inspired to mak...
10/01/2026

It's almost time for this year's Salmon Docent Training, and we still have a few spots left! 🐟

If you are inspired to make a difference in the future of Pacific salmon through education and recovery, this multi-day training is for you! Come learn about Pacific salmon species from experts, visit salmon spawning habitat in local streams and have the opportunity to share what you have learned with others.

We still have a few spots left, so make sure you register before October 10th by using our event link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-salmon-docent-training-registration-1995529342983?aff=oddtdtcreator

Did You Know? - Beavers and their dams are actually important for young salmon! 🦫 🐟Beaver ponds provide safe and complex...
09/30/2026

Did You Know? - Beavers and their dams are actually important for young salmon! 🦫 🐟

Beaver ponds provide safe and complex habitats that young salmon use for food and hiding spots. The dams also help baby salmon during the winter by slowing the water flow so they don’t get flushed out to sea before they’re ready. They even help with salmon migration by helping with stream flow! You can learn more about how beavers are essential to salmon at Kitsap Salmon Tours on November 7th! Join us at eight unique streams from 11am-3pm to learn more about how these species interact with each other! You can also find more event information at kitsapsalmontours.org

We want to give a special thank you to everyone who attended our Septic Sense workshops these past weeks! Be sure to kee...
09/30/2026

We want to give a special thank you to everyone who attended our Septic Sense workshops these past weeks! Be sure to keep an eye out for next year when we host our 2027 Septic Sense workshops!

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345 6th Street , Suite 550
Bremerton, WA
98337

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

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