Scene in Edmonds: Kid-friendly fun at the watershed fair
Posted: May 14, 2022 760
Justin checks out the wetland trail with his reading material.
Visitors enjoy games and information from vendors.
Brianna Bjolstad welcomes visitors and answers questions.
Fair attendees read about the wildlife in Edmonds.
Harvey took time out to decorate a pine cone.
At the Enviroscope table, Casey Colley demonstrates how harmful toxins enter our environment.
Arsema learns about fish at Sound Salmon Solutions.
Mike De Lilla from City of Edmonds Public Works talks about rain gardens.
Rhyah pitches salmon into buckets to see their progress at Save a Fish booth.
Jane O’Dell explains how fish can be saved.
The Watershed Fun Fair returned to Edmonds Saturday, offering nature-themed activities just for kids including exhibits, games and crafts.
Families had an opportunity to meet with city staff and non-profit conservation organizations, feed juvenile salmon in the Willow Creek Fish Hatchery’s rearing pond, and take a tour of the newly replanted Wildlife Habitat Native Plant Demonstration Garden.
The Pilchuck Audubon Society also helped visitors plan their own wildlife- and pollinator-friendly gardens and backyard habitats.
The annual fair was canceled for two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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