on the eastern shore of Puget Sound. They weren’t there to catch fish or squid: They came to see the wonders that come out when the tide goes out. Some activities can only be done in certain ...

Washington's clam, oyster, and mussel seasons are now open, with resources provided by WDFW for a sustainable harvest.

Ebony Welborn and Savannah Smith guide Alison through the tidepools of Puget Sound ... So right now, it's low tide, which means the water has retreated back and it has left all of this habitat ...

An idea from a Bainbridge Island lawmaker would make it possible for other Puget Sound communities to launch small ferry services.

There are only a handful of passenger-only ferry routes in Puget Sound today, but in the early ... WSF the time it needs to really turn the tide and get new boats built, get our maintenance ...

Visit an under-the-radar Washington island to enjoy classic Pacific Northwest beauty, gorgeous beaches, and delicious local ...

Vashon Rotary is working with island residents and organizations to identify the locations of rogue beach tires and which ...

That’s the word from the Seattle Aquarium, which confirmed to WSB that its popular Beach Naturalist program will be back at select Puget Sound ... a few nighttime low-tide events too.

The limit for hardshell clams is 40 per harvester or 10 pounds, allowing the group (minus the unlicensed individual) to ...

The beach is a popular spot for camping and people often come at low tide to hunt for smooth bits of sea glass ... the park’s military history at several on-site museums. The Puget Sound Coast ...

Hike down to the beach at low tide to examine sea shells and search for marine ... Want to learn all about the creatures residing in Puget Sound? Visit Olympia’s Puget Sound Estuarium. The Estuarium ...