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Measuring the heartbeat of the planet — through birds
A digital publications expert explains how birders can use technology to monitor the natural world.
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Whidbey farmers collaborate to create children’s book
A children’s book gently explains the process of ethically raising and harvesting turkeys.
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Woodhaven science fair explores herbal arts
Ninth and tenth graders displayed aromatic products they made themselves for the Herbal Science Fair
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Freeland man invents new pocketknife
Dan Vorhis developed the Raider Creek – a knife named after his favorite hiking trail in Coupeville.
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Farm school seeking more Whidbey applicants
Residents might want to consider applying for a spot in the Organic Farm School’s core program.
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The nose knows: Class teaches dogs, owners to find scents
South Whidbey resident Georgia Edwards has taught nosework classes for more than a dozen years.
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How to spell hilarious: Whidbey Playhouse takes on prepubescent angst
Whidbey is invited to laugh and reflect with this musical where the audience is part of the show.
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Our January weather draws close attention from a young forecaster
Jonathan Pulley is an amateur weather forecaster and the moderator of Whidbey Island Weather.
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Quakers to host peace vigil
The Whidbey Island Friends feel called to stand for peace publicly once again.
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Sound Waters University returns with sea stars, sharks and more
Whether you dig crabs or whales, there’s something for everyone at the Sound Waters University.
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Speed dating event for mature folks
A local relationship coach is organizing a speed dating event for Whidbey residents aged 50-75.
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Saving the planet, one project at a time
A group of South Whidbey students has been working on projects to improve habitats.
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Make way for Ways of Whales
The annual Ways of Whales Workshop is set to make a splash once again this year.