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Dungeness River Watershed

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Bust Invasive Scotch Broom & Support River Center Education!
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Our mission is to inspire understanding, respect, and stewardship of our natural and cultural resources.

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Mar 26

Travelers Journal Series

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Apr 4

Dungeness Landing & 3 Crabs Field Trip

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Programs & Classes

From guided wildflower walks to summer camps. Register today for programs and classes for people of all ages.

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Apr 16

Olympic BirdFest 2026

April 16, 2026 - April 19, 2026

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Nature Note: Osoberry

Have you seen these dashes of bright green out on our trails lately? These are the budding leaves of osoberry (Oemleria cerasiformis), or Indian Plum, a shrub native to the Pacific coast of North America. Budding in late winter, osoberry is one of the earliest plants to return from dormancy each year. The emergence of its narrow, lance-shaped leaves across our landscape is one of the first signs of spring here in the Pacific Northwest. It’s one of the earliest to bloom as well, so be on the lookout for its pretty clusters of greenish-white blossoms as the weather continues to warm!

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