GivingTuesday is November 29th. Please consider a gift to The Northwest Swan Conservation Association on this day, or any day you choose. Save the date to make your year-end gift in support of local birds and people. GivingTuesday is an international giving day to uplift and celebrate the important work of nonprofits in our community. […]
Take a look at our latest newsletter here NW Swans Newsletter
eNews from NW Swans Read More »
Wild aquatic birds including gulls, terns, and shorebirds, and wild waterfowl such as ducks, geese and swans are considered reservoirs (natural hosts) for avian influenza (AI). Most wild birds infected with bird flu viruses are asymptomatic (i.e., do not exhibit signs or symptoms of illness). The waterbirds being found with AI have tested positive for
Avian Influensa Updates Read More »
You may have visited the Sequim-Dungeness area on the Olympic Peninsula and discovered a wonderful treasure of nutritious vegetables from Nash’s Organic Produce store. The farm and store are owned by Nash Huber. The farm store and produce are beloved institutions. What you may not know is there is a strong relationship between Nash’s organic
The Carrot Protection Crew – Sequim, Washington Read More »
Trumpeter and Tundra Swans are in full migration mode coming out of their Alaska and western Canada breeding grounds. The Tundra Swans are expected to be arriving or moving through both eastern and western Washington at this time of year. The Trumpeter Swans are about 2-3 weeks early in western Washington than in recent years. Most
SWANS ARE ARRIVING IN WESTERN WASHINGTON Read More »
