New: NOAA B-Wet / Watershed Education Grant
SEA and Edmonds Community College Learn-n-serve Environmental Anthropology Field (LEAF) School have received a NOAA B-WET / Watershed Education Grant. We are currently recruiting teachers, school districts and teacher-preparation programs for involvement in the program.
For more information, please see our NOAA B-WET page.
SEA in the News
SEA has been in the news as shown below; read more about recent projects on our Recent Projects page.
South Whidbey Record
SEA's escort of a Tribal Journeys 2009 canoe was the subject of an article on August 8, 2009: Native canoe journey has a Freeland pair alongside.
Nor'westing Magazine
SEA was featured in an article in fall 2008: S.E.A.: Service, Education, Adventure (3.7 MB PFD document)
South Whidbey Record
SEA was featured in an article on August 13, 2008: Floating classroom sets sail from Whidbey Island.
Market Watch
The OSPI / EEAW Sustainable Design Project, of which SEA is a partner, is mentioned in an article on August 12, 2008: PSE Continues Support of Emerging Energy Research and Education Programs.
Whidbey Watershed Stewards Newsletter
A June 2008 trip was featured in an article in the WWS fall 2008 newsletter.
News Release June 2, 2008
SEA was mentioned in a news release about Edmonds Community College's Learn-and-Serve Environmental Anthropology Field (LEAF) school:
On the Moran State Park project, the college will partner with Washington State Parks and Service, Education and Adventure based in Coupeville.
Read the full article on the Edmonds Community College website.