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WSU Snohomish County Extension programs connect the people and communities of Snohomish County with the knowledge base of Washington State University to promote quality of life and advance economic well-being through fostering inquiry, learning, and the application of research.

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6705 Puget Park Dr.
Snohomish, WA, 98296
Phone: 425-338-2400
Phone Hours: 9 am – 4:30pm, weekdays

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Featured Events

September Repair Cafe

Got broken stuff? Toss it? No way! Bring it to a WSU Repair Café! You can bring your household goods and our fixers will diagnose the issue and do their […]

August Repair Cafe

Got broken stuff? Toss it? No way! Bring it to a WSU Repair Café! You can bring your household goods and our fixers will diagnose the issue and do their […]

Beach Naturalist in Mukilteo

Beach Naturalists Goal: To teach beach stewardship methods and increase Puget Sound literacy and appreciation. Description: Volunteers hold beach walks throughout the summer’s good low tides, May to September. They […]

Beach Naturalist in Mukilteo

Beach Naturalists Goal: To teach beach stewardship methods and increase Puget Sound literacy and appreciation. Description: Volunteers hold beach walks throughout the summer’s good low tides, May to September. They […]

Beach Naturalist in Edmonds

Beach Naturalists Goal: To teach beach stewardship methods and increase Puget Sound literacy and appreciation. Description: Volunteers hold beach walks throughout the summer’s good low tides, May to September. They […]

Beach Naturalist in Edmonds

Beach Naturalists Goal: To teach beach stewardship methods and increase Puget Sound literacy and appreciation. Description: Volunteers hold beach walks throughout the summer’s good low tides, May to September. They […]

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Requiem for the Packaging King

It can hold the most delicate objects AND be detrimental to our environment. The Packaging King — expanded polystyrene foam or EPS — pollutes our water and takes hundreds of years to breakdown in landfills. Once broken apart, the polystyrene components crumble into small bits that contaminate our environment even further. Discover ways to reuse EPS and learn how it can be reprocessed into products with a longer lifespan. Future solutions include using textile waste and biomaterials as sustainable packaging filler.

Preserving the Salish Sea

Discover simple ways to help keep the Salish Sea beautiful and reduce plastic pollution.  National Microplastics expert and WSU grad Julie Masura shares tips to help maintain this biologically diverse inland marine ecosystem.  Together, we can make a difference in the health of wildlife, salmon, orcas, and other marine species.

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