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Health and Wellness
1 year ago
Think twice before going for a swim at Taylor Dock

A local agency has recorded significantly high levels of E. coli near the popular swimming area in Bellingham Bay.

Local
1 year ago
Dept. of Natural Resources to host free vessel turn-in event in Whatcom County

The agency says the event will help prevent boats from becoming abandoned and keep pollution out of the water.

Government
1 year ago
New ‘Smokey Bear’ license plate available this fall in Washington state

All the proceeds will support the DNR’s wildfire prevention programs. 

Environmental
1 year ago
First humpback whale calf of 2025 season spotted in Salish Sea

Humpbacks usually stay in the Salish Sea through the fall before migrating south for the winter.

Environmental
1 year ago
WDFW approves rule to prohibit feeding deer, moose or elk

The agency says feeding areas can also draw animals across roads, where they present a safety hazard and could be hit by cars.

Health and Wellness
1 year ago
May is Volcano Awareness Month | Contributed

The next time there’s volcanic activity, we want to make sure we’re safe. Then later we can comfortably gather with others and share our “remember when?” stories.

Environmental
1 year ago
Burn ban takes effect in June for unincorporated Skagit County

The ban will be in effect until further notice.

We Are Whatcom
1 year ago
Leslie Lekos: Herbalist at Wildroot Botanicals

From a berry series during the summer to plenty of mushroom workshops in the fall, Lekos takes her students to remote areas of Whatcom and Skagit Counties to show the students what nature has to offer.

Community Events
1 year ago
Whatcom County to host water adjudication workshops

Each of the workshops are limited to 50 households and anyone interested needs to register in advance. 

Local Experts
1 year ago
Carpenter ants and sugar ants pose seasonal challenge for Whatcom County homeowners

Homeowners noticing signs of carpenter or sugar ants are encouraged to act quickly, as early intervention is critical to avoiding larger problems during the active spring and summer months.

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