Upcoming Wetland Nature Walks
If you are interested in learning about the benefits of beavers, including identifying the many species they create habitat for, then please join us for our wetland nature walk.
Join us for an evening walk and explore how beavers benefit water quality and salmon recovery efforts. Plus, learn about other plants and wildlife found in beaver modified ecosystems!
Walks are about 1.5 hours long and totally FREE!
We hope to see you out there!
Nature walks are funded in part by the King County Wastewater Treatment Division WaterWorks Program, and also held in partnership with Magnuson Children's Garden and Seattle Audubon Society.
The King County Flood Control District brings a comprehensive approach to flood management. Thanks to their support, our walks focus on the connections of wetland ecology and beavers with salmon habitat and recovery efforts.
WANT TO OBSERVE LOCAL URBAN BEAVERS IN THE MEANTime?
A Self Guided Walk in Nature
Interested in going on a nature walk and seeing beavers? Use our guide to tour Magnuson Park for beavers and beaver activity anytime you want! You will have the best chance of seeing beavers at either dawn or dusk.
Active Beaver Colonies in Seattle Interactive Map
Take a look at this map and find the nearest beaver location to you. Use our beaver signs scavenger hunt to learn more about these critters!
Beaver Markings and Signs
Learn how to identify when beavers have been active in an area and likely live nearby.
Help Track Where Beavers Are
Set up an iNaturalist account and log your beaver sightings to our project!
Help Beavers Northwest understand where these animals are, how they live with us, and what benefits they bring to communities.
other Educational Events available Upon Request
Beavers Northwest offers public lectures, educational field trips and professional trainings upon request. Please contact us for more information at info@beaversnw.org.
