Tribes, scientists and BI high school student help pass new law
Environmental education center IslandWood hosted its 21st Nature Counts! conference April 13, hosting over 50 people and 11 organizations for…
The Bainbridge Island City Council at its April 8 meeting accepted two grants and updated two contracts for an upcoming…
This spring, there’s a different kind of egg hunt happening on Bainbridge Island — and anyone can join — as…
Two of Bainbridge Island’s conservation nonprofits have officially launched a fundraising campaign to purchase a segment of the Grand Forest,…
An ailing “ubiquitous” plant on Bainbridge Island may be the city’s first-recorded instance of a mysterious disease.
Something is growing in Bainbridge Island parks that could spread to the rest of the state by next summer.
While government-funded entities scramble to sustain their programs in the midst of dozens of employees being laid off under the…
An iconic wildlife feature of Bainbridge Island with an uncertain future may be saved from the great blue yonder.
Two of Bainbridge’s most popular beaches received a serious New Year’s cleaning after work crews removed 11 tons of toxic…
