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The following links are related to the Mary E. Theler Community Center or Wetlands.
Categories: | Education | Environmental Stewardship | NMSD | Outdoor Recreation | Seniors | Tourism |
At Home with the Wetlands This guidebook describes how wetlands function, explains their significance in your local watershed and in the hydrologic cycle, and shows how human activities have come to threaten wetlands. This book offers protection, enhancement, and preservation options -- things you can do for your wetland.Discover Wetlands A curriculum guide for grades K-12 which focuses on what wetlands are, why they are important, and how human actions affect them.NatureMapping NatureMapping is a joint outreach program developed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the University of Washington to promote biodiversity studies through citizens and school-based data collection and research. The objective is to empower citizens to plan and manage resources for a community within a watershed.Project WILD Project WILD is an interdisciplinary conservation and environmental education program emphasizing wildlife. The program is designed for educators of kindergarten through twelfth grade.Superintendent of Public Instruction Watershed project pairs state agencies, studentsCascade Land Conservancy Using innovative conservation methods, CLC works to conserve and steward the landscapes that span our region: from headwaters to estuaries, foothills forests to urban centers. The Cascade Agenda, a comprehensive vison and strategy, enables us to assess threats to ecosystems, identify regional conservation opportunities, and conserve and steward these important lands. CLC maximizes the impact of our conservation and restoration efforts by targeting properties with ecologic functions and benefits that extend beyond their boundaries.Great Peninsula Conservancy The Conservancy protects wildlife habitats and provides opportunities for people to enjoy these places forever. Our work is supported by voluntary donations and grants from those committed to preservation of open space, clean water and wild creatures.North Mason High School Science Classes Incoming Freshmen must complete at least two science courses during their first four terms at NMHS. Those courses will be Integrated Science A and one of the following: Aquatic World, Living Environment or Uplands Environment. Senior Services for South Sound If you are new to the area, recently retired or looking for resources, Senior Services for South Sound is for you. Whether it's taking a class, finding respite from care giving, volunteering, taking a trip, or inquiring about community resources, our staff and volunteers can help you rediscover and preserve your independence, self-esteem, and joy for life.Kitsap Peninsula Vistor and Convention Bureau Last year over 150,000 visitors strolled the 135 acres of the Hood Canal Theler Wetlands, where four miles of barrier-free scenic trails are open daily, dawn to dusk. Viewing platforms, 1768 feet of floating boardwalk and many interpretive kiosks provide extended opportunities to fully experience the variety of wildlife throughout the wetlands.Mason County Visitor's Guide Welcome to Mason County!