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Celebrating another fun summer of Camp Keystone! – NSEA, Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association

Last summer, campers of ages three to six returned to NSEA’s campus for another great year of Camp Keystone. Camp ran for 10 weeks, each one full of laughter, crafts, games, and lots of creative play in the outdoors. Both new and returning campers spent their days outside, learning about the natural world through open-ended exploration.

Oct 8, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Community / Countywide

Highlights from Greg Winter’s Tenure

Presenting a brief recap of accomplishments at OppCo while Greg Winter was our executive director (plus a look at his beginnings with the company and his retirement party!)

Sep 21, 2026 · Automated source digest · selected source excerpts
Government / Bellingham

Upcoming parks volunteer opportunities

It’s park and trail work season! We have a few volunteer opportunities coming up at parks across Bellingham this fall, ranging from trail work at the Bay to Baker Trail to cleaning sculptures at Big Rock Garden Park. Then, on Nov. 7, we’re teaming up with Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association ( NSEA ) to care for Cornwall Memorial Park for Make a Difference Day and Arbor Day . We’ll plant native trees and shrubs and remove invasive weeds near Squalicum Creek to improve water quality, recover downstream salmon habitat, and restore our urban forest and understory habitat for wildlife. This work will build on urban forest restoration efforts in Cornwall Memorial Park.

Sep 17, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage
Government / Bellingham

Free First Friday Fun

It’s Free First Friday time at the Whatcom Museum again, and this week we’re diving into all things water. Here are a few of the activities in store tomorrow, Sept. 4:

Sep 3, 2026 · Newsletter story · attributed source passage

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