Daily Update Newsletter
SEPA appeal that halted 625 Winslow Way project dismissed
The appeal heard ‘round the island is no more, ending a six-month pause on the saga of 625…
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The lasting impact of Paul Brainerd’s dedicated work
Former tech entrepreneur Paul Brainerd was best known for his role in bringing computers to the public, but…
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BI to revive Environmental Technical Advisory Committee
The sun may rise again on the Environmental Technical Advisory Committee (ETAC), per a unanimous decision made by…
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Kitsap organizations assessing forest health by recording birds
If you’re out walking in the forested areas of Kitsap County, tread lightly and speak softly — there…
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BI groups hold walk and talk to discuss king tide effects
A host of Bainbridge environmental organizations led a walk along the Eagle Harbor waterfront Dec. 8 to view…
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Hilltop Meadow could be next spot for controlled burn on BI
A coalition of public agencies and nonprofit organizations have teamed up to bring prescribed burns to more natural…
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Kitsap part of recovery effort for two Puget Sound marine species
Tribes, scientists and BI high school student help pass new law
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IslandWood conference sparks City Nature Challenge
Environmental education center IslandWood hosted its 21st Nature Counts! conference April 13, hosting over 50 people and 11…
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BI approves funding for Eagle Harbor fish passage
The Bainbridge Island City Council at its April 8 meeting accepted two grants and updated two contracts for…
Life
BI nonprofits conduct first amphibian surveys in Kitsap
This spring, there’s a different kind of egg hunt happening on Bainbridge Island — and anyone can join…
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Environmental groups launch campaign to buy BISD parkland
Two of Bainbridge Island’s conservation nonprofits have officially launched a fundraising campaign to purchase a segment of the…
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BI Parks looking into possible sword fern die-off at Ford Ward
An ailing “ubiquitous” plant on Bainbridge Island may be the city’s first-recorded instance of a mysterious disease.
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Neurodiverse parks work group presents success in Olympia
Something is growing in Bainbridge Island parks that could spread to the rest of the state by next…