Mark your calendars for the 2nd Annual Clallam Bay Sekiu Fun Days! The day will consist of Music in the Park, food, art, and photography. We will also have a booth set up! More info can be found here

August 4th, 2018 marks the 35th annual Wild Blackberry Festival in Joyce! We are excited to be participating, and will have a booth set-up! More info can be found here

Summer Chum Spawner Surveyor Training Wednesday, August 15th from 10 am – 12pm in Port Hadlock, WA.  If you plan to attend training, please click here to RSVP and receive location details. If you cannot make the training but would like to survey, send Kory an e-mail at outreach@nosc.org and we’ll see if we can accommodate you. Feel free to e-mail or call Kory with any ... Read More

August 25th is the 2018 Makah Days in Neah Bay! Each year, on the weekend closest to the August 26th anniversary, the Makah Tribe prepares for the schedule of events. The list of celebration events is extensive. Enjoy the blend of our traditions of the past with modern times. Some of our cultural activities of the past include: traditional dancing, ... Read More

September 27th is the 2018 Dungeness River Festival in Sequim!    

Last year's Blue Heron students making observations at Salmon creek with NOSC's Program Assistant Olivia This is a part of our Real Learning Real Work Education Program. Volunteers are needed to help guide Blue Heron Middle School students in the field. Students will be assessing their plots, making creek observations at Salmon creek, and enjoying a salmon chef presentation. If ... Read More

NOSC Volunteers conducting coho spawner surveys on Chimacum creek Volunteers needed for coho spawner surveys! If you would like to help the Salmon Coalition in upholding their mission to promote robust wild salmon stocks and to experience one of nature’s most fascinating migrations please join us Friday, October 29th from 10 a.m to 12:00 p.m. in Port Hadlock, WA for our ... Read More

NOSC and NOLT team up for a night of trivia at Wind Rose Cellars in Sequim. Come learn about salmon ecology and support wild salmon habitat restoration while playing trivia, and enjoying happy hour! Details in the flier below.    

You are invited to a very special ribbon cutting ceremony! The ceremony will be held at the 3 Crabs Estuary in celebration of partnership and restored habitat for our beloved birds, fish, and wildlife! If you haven't already, please RSVP to 360-379-8051- or salbert@nosc.org. Directions: Former 3 Crabs Restaurant Site - Left off of Sequim-Dungeness Way onto 3 Crabs Road, ... Read More