How much natural beauty and diversity can you stand? Morse Preserve is a magical place where several habitats – fir forest, oak savanna, camas prairie, marshy streams, forested wetlands and more – crowd together to form one of the most beautiful and biologically diverse places ...

Enrich your homeschool curriculum with a self-guided nature experience at Morse Preserve conducted by the Tahoma Bird Alliance. The Morse Wildlife Preserve, located in Graham, WA, features 90 acres of wetland and riparian habitat tended by dedicated volunteers on the Morse Force, and is home ...

One of the highest-quality wetlands in the Greater Seattle Area, Hazel Wolf is a wonderland of ponds, marshes and forests. Because it protects both woodlands and wetlands, it boasts a huge variety of plants (more than 150 species), plus fascinating animals ranging from red-winged blackbirds ...

Arrowhead Point is a 6.5 acre expansion of Saint Edward Park and is one of our region’s greatest nature walks. We’ll hike (roughly 3 miles, round-trip) to the park’s latest addition and savor its old forest, quiet streams and natural shoreline. We’ll talk about the ...

Come visit the Morse Wildlife Preserve, nearly 100 acres spanning multiple habitats open to the public every second Sunday of the month from April through October. Come enjoy the Oregon white oak savanna, prairie flowers, and a mixed lowland forest full of cedar and hemlock ...