In the Press
2024
Letter to the Editor: Vote no on I-2117: Protect investments of climate act (Everett Herald / Sept 18, 2024)
Letter to the Editor: Help in efforts to save birds, wildlife (Everett Herald / July 23, 2024)
Bird Fest speaker Gregory A. Green flies around the world to photograph hummingbirds (Edmonds Beacon / May 30, 2024)
Planting Edmonds: Exploring the native plant demonstration garden (My Edmonds News / May 28, 2024)
Scene in Edmonds: Watershed fair-goers learn how to protect Puget Sound (My Edmonds News / May 18, 2024)
Editorial: Bird act's renewal can aid in saving species (Everett Herald / April 30, 2024)
Larsen’s new migratory birds law means $6.5M per year in avian aid (Everett Herald / April 25, 2024)
Annual Watershed Fun Fair is May 18 (Edmonds Beacon / April 24, 2024)
'Migration': 2024 Puget Sound Bird Fest (Edmonds Beacon / March 28, 2024)
Comment: Timber sales in county would destroy mature forests (Everett Herald / March 23, 2024)
Marsh gets $135K grant for study (Edmonds Beacon / March 21, 2024)
2023
Comment: More work needed after mixed report on State of Sound - The Puget Sound Partnership's latest report points to areas of the environment that need our efforts (Everett Herald / December 9, 2023)
Puget Sound Bird Fest moving to new month (Edmonds Beacon / November 29, 2023)
Comment: Plant seed now for future of county's urban tree canopy - Snohomish County is considering adoption of policies to protect and encourage the benefits of trees (Everett Herald / October 21, 2023)
Pilchuck Audubon to celebrate chapter, endangered species milestones (Everett Herald / October 6, 2023)
Pilchuck Audubon Society celebrating 50 years of conservation (Edmonds Beacon / October 4, 2023)
Crowds of 'Swifties' gather in Monroe, but few Vaux's swifts show up (Everett Herald / August 20, 2023)
Editorial: Birders struggle with legacy, name of Audubon (Everett Herald / May 20, 2023)
2022
Annual census of wild birds a go for New Year's Eve (Everett Herald / December 28, 2022)
In Edmonds: Help count birds during annual Christmas event (Edmonds Beacon / December 14, 2022)
One of the largest flocks of Vaux’s swifts in North America expected to descend upon Monroe (King 5 / August 19, 2022)
Getting back to nature | Greener Edmonds (Edmonds Beacon / July 20, 2022)
Bikes, horses, hikers: At Lord Hill Park, who gets priority? (Everett Herald / April 17, 2022)
Native plants nourish and protect our environment in many ways (Everett Herald / April 8, 2022)
They're the humble bird women of Snohomish County (Everett Herald / March 13, 2022)
Going native: Demo Garden getting spruced up (Edmonds Beacon / March 9, 2022)
Edmonds is for the birds. So is Susie Schaefer (Edmonds Beacon / February 2, 2022)
At deadly Glacier Peak, one last hurdle for new seismometers (Everett Herald / January 17, 2022)
Edmonds Parks Department ready to adopt new open-space plan (Edmonds Beacon / January 12, 2022)
2021
Volunteers needed to spend New Year's with the birds (Everett Herald / December 28, 2021)
As a dam tries to mimic nature, Sultan River comes to life (Everett Herald / October 24, 2021)
Bird Fest transitions to a hybrid model due to COVID increases (Mukilteo Beacon / September 8, 2021)
2020
From worriers to warriors, they're fighting climate change (Everett Herald / October 19, 2020)
Coronavirus Chronicles: 80th birthday blowout goes online to celebrate work of local environmentalist (My Edmonds News / July 25, 2020)
Unusually large flocks of swifts visiting Monroe this summer (Everett Herald / July 5, 2020)
Battling boredom: Basics of bird watching (Mill Creek Beacon / May 14, 2020)
Encouraging birds in your backyard and neighborhood (Edmonds Beacon / April 21, 2020)
2019
Annual bird count offers a glimpse of climate change impact (Everett Herald / December 25, 2019)
2016
Demo Garden supporters gather to celebrate six years of success (My Edmonds News / Oct 8, 2016)
Thousands of swifts swarm to Monroe, Washington (King 5 / September 9, 2016)
2013
Great Backyard Bird Count 2013 Feb. 15-18 (Mukilteo Beacon / February 6, 2013)
2009
Birders spot most species ever in annual count (Everett Herald / January 13, 2009)
2007
Enthusiasts head out to count birds around Snohomish County (Everett Herald / December 28, 2007)
2006
Grab your bird book and start counting for Audubon event (Everett Herald / December 8, 2006)