The Salish Sea School believes so passionately in the power of experiential learning to create a life-long ocean advocate. We are on a mission to create student leaders in marine conservation through our outdoor programs. A cornerstone of our mission is providing our programs to all students. As a non-profit, we rely on grants and community donations to make this possible. https://www.thesalishseaschool.org/donate

A look back at our three-week intensive Latino student summer course in partnership with Mount Vernon and Burlington GEAR UP.

Adopt at thesalishseaschool.org/adopt-a-puffin! We are so excited to introduce you to our stuffed Tuffted Puffin adoption! All proceeds go to supporting our student programs and research of WA state endangered Tufted Puffins.

We are so excited to teach students all about the incredible marine life that depends on our local water ways known as the Salish Sea. The humpback whales of the Salish Sea have a very interesting story and we can't wait to share it with you in this video, featuring naturalist, Erin Gless of the Pacfic Whale Watching Association.

The Salish Sea School's students help research and bring awareness to an endangered population of Tufted Puffins located in Washington State.

Join us to learn about the marine birds that rely on the Salish Sea and how you can help! Dr. Peter Hodum has developed protocols for students of The Salish Sea School to use while we are on the water to help track population status.