MudUp was created to restore and protect Puget Sound shorelines
The Alliance for Puget Sound Shorelines is the group behind MudUp. But behind the Alliance, you'll find The Trust for Public Land, The Nature Conservancy, and People For Puget Sound, all working together for the first time in an historic partnership. It's a massive, multi-year conservation, restoration, and protection project. Learn more.
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May 17 | Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
“Storming the South Sound” Educators Workshop
People For Puget Sound brings together teachers, home-school parents, environmental service clubs, and environmental education organizations and other interested groups to spend the day sharing best education and science practices, resources and program information.
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  • Minor Mud
May 17 | Coupeville
Penn Cove Water Festival
Visit People For Puget Sound’s exhibit at this annual event that celebrates the water of Penn Cove.
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  • Minor Mud
  • Family friendly!
May 17 | Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
2008 Storming the Sound Conference: South Puget Sound
2008 Storming the Sound Conference: South Puget Sound
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  • Minor Mud
  • Family friendly!
May 17 | Duwamish River site TBA
Duwamish Estuary Restoration
Join us at an urban green oasis to remove pesky invasive weeds like blackberry and bindweed that threaten to overtake native plants.
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  • Max Mud
  • Family friendly!
May 22 | Island Wood, Bainbridge Island
Island on the Edge: What’s Happening With OurIsland on the Edge
Learn more about the state of the Island’s nearshore environment, the stressors, and the role that residents play influencing its health.
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  • Minor Mud
  • Family friendly!
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Spotlighted Volunteer: Jeff Compton
Jeff Compton
With each step I’d sink down to the tops of my boot, then wiggle and wiggle and wiggle my foot to get it out – of course by then the other foot was buried!
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