Whatcom Water Week Events
Event details below!
(Events added after August 20th are not listed in the calendar above
but are listed below by date.)
StoryWalk Read Aloud
September 12, 10:30am-12:00pm/Bellingham
Early Event for Kids!
For children ages 3 – 8. Celebrate Water Week with a read aloud of the StoryWalk® along Taylor Dock! This special collaboration with Public Works will feature a story, songs, and end with nature inspired crafts. Meet at the play structure at Boulevard Park.
Location: Boulevard Park in Bellingham
Event Organizer: City of Bellingham
Stormwater Discovery Tours
September 13-21, All-Day/Bellingham
Week Long Event!
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Living in the Pacific Northwest, we love the rain because it makes our community green and vibrant. Keeping rainwater clean after it falls is a big responsibility in our urban landscapes. Discover where all that rainwater goes on Bellingham’s Stormwater Discovery Tours. Explore our urban and parkland areas while learning how we work hard to keep the water clean, filter out pollutants, and prevent flooding. All are invited to participate in this self-guided tour.
Open stormwater.cob.org on your phone to find and learn about different stormwater facilities around the City! Don't have a smart phone? No problem! Contact Public Works at askpw@cob.org to get a printed map of the Stormwater Discovery Tour at Squalicum Creek
Location: Throughout Bellingham
Event Organizer: City of Bellingham
Run with the Chums
September 13, 8:30am/BP Highlands
Register Early!
Join your community in celebrating healthy water, healthy habitat, and healthy people during the 13th annual Run with the Chums 5K Fun Run! This free event welcomes people of all ages and speeds. The 5K course has beautiful views of Whatcom County shoreline and beaches. Children 10 and under can enjoy the Smolt Sprint obstacle course.
Location: BP Highlands, 6898 Point Whitehorn Road, Blaine
Event Organizer: Whatcom Conservation District
Essentials of Sea Kayaking
September 13, 10:00am-1:00pm/Bellingham
Register Early!
This class is designed to introduce the basic skills required to safely sea kayak by yourself. Students will learn about: -Necessary equipment -Paddle strokes -Basic kayak exit and entry maneuvers -Cold water safety -On-water safety communication Completing this class gives you the skills needed to rent our sea kayaks! Getting wet is mandatory to pass the Wet Exit Quiz.
Location: 555 Harris Ave, Bellingham
Event Organizer: The Community Boating Center
Pink Salmon Sighting
September 13, 10:00am-2:00pm/Glacier
Biennial Return of Pinks!
Stop by for a chance to see the biennial return of pink salmon and learn all about them. Bring your curiosity and excitement for this marvelous species! Great for all ages. For driving directions, visit https://www.n-sea.org/salmon-discovery-program
Location: Glacier
Event Organizer: Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA)
Evening Sail on Bellingham Bay
September 13, 5:00-7:00pm/Bellingham
Register Early!
This guided sail will cruise past local sights and the incredible natural beauty of the area. Take part in sailing the boat or just sit back and relax. After two hours on the water with us you'll be dreaming of sailing off into the sunset! No experience required, just a sense of fun and adventure! We ask that you don’t drink alcohol before or during the sail. Anyone that appears intoxicated will not be allowed to participate. Register at - https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/boatingcenter/items/237500/availability/1647409620/book/?full-items=yes
Location: 555 Harris Ave, Bellingham
Event Organizer: The Community Boating Center
Bioluminescence Tour
September 13 and 14, 7:00-10:00pm/Bellingham
Multiple Dates!
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Join us on this nighttime paddle to witness the display of this enchanting light. This trip is great for beginning and experienced paddlers alike. The bioluminescence phenomenon is created by planktonic organisms that are active from June to September in our coastal marine habitats. Our guides will explain why they glow and why our destination of this tour offers such a uniquely incredible viewing opportunity! You may request a sit on top kayak or rowboat to better accommodate children or to offer a more comfortable platform for folks with mobility or balance concerns. Safety is our number one priority; we will cancel and refund or reschedule the tour if the conditions are not safe. Experience is not necessary, but be ready to be out on the water most of the time! See website for details including child-related recommendations. Additional Details and Registration
Location: 555 Harris Ave, Bellingham
Event Organizer: The Community Boating Center
StoryWalk at Taylor Dock
September 13-21, All Day/Bellingham
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Dive into the wonders of the Salish Sea with a StoryWalk®! Walk along Taylor Dock and read 1, 2, 3 Salish Sea by Nikki McClure. Learn about the amazing animals that live in our ocean and why we need to protect them!
Location: Taylor Dock, Bellingham
Event Organizer: City of Bellingham Public Works
StoryWalk at Little Squalicum Pier
September 13-21, All Day/Bellingham
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Step into the poetic world of Water Rolls, Water Rises by Pat Mora at our StoryWalk®! Stroll along the Little Squalicum Pier and discover the majesty of water in different landscapes around the globe.
Location: Little Squalicum Pier, Bellingham
Event Organizer: City of Bellingham Public Works
First Splash
September 14, 10:00am-12:00pm/Bellingham
Register Early!
If you have never sea kayaked or need a basic refresher, than this course is for you! Ages: 16+ This low-pressure class allows you to get used to kayaking and taking things at your own pace. There is no requirement to capsize or re-enter the boat in this class. We will help you to build the confidence needed to come back for more on your own. We will introduce you to the boats, equipment, and basic skills of paddling on the bay. Students will learn about: -Necessary equipment -How to enter your kayak -Paddle strokes -Cold water safety -On-water safety communication Prerequisites: none! This course is designed as a precursor to our Essentials of Sea Kayaking and Rescues & Recoveries course. Details and Registration
Location: 555 Harris Ave, Bellingham
Event Organizer: The Community Boating Center
Slammin' Seafood Social
September 14, 12:00pm-4:00pm/Bellingham
Join Us!
Enjoy free Puget Sound pink salmon tastings and small bites as we welcome Northline Seafoods' vessel, The Hannah, and salmon processing back to Fairhaven docks. The Hannah is a vertically integrated freezer barge revolutionizing the way wild seafood is handled. Take a behind‑the‑scenes tour of their production facility inside the Arrowac building at the Fairhaven shipyard and learn more about how The Hannah is changing the seafood industry. Free and open to the community—stay tuned for more details! https://www.bellinghamseafeast.org/events/slammin-salmon-social-with-northline-seafoods
Location: Fairhaven Shipyards
Event Organizer: Bellingham SeaFeast
Regenerative by Design: How Water, Soil, and Carbon Cycles Shape Our Hope for the Future
September 14, 3:00-6:00pm/Bellingham
Get Inspired!
Step into the living Water integrated landscape designed at Inspiration Farm. Join Brian Kerkvliet, regenerative farmer, educator, and co-steward of this permaculture demonstration site, for a grounded conversation at the intersection of land use, water, carbon link, food and social systems that lead to climate resilience. Through the lens of permaculture, We will explore how intentional design can restore balance to the water, carbon and nitrogen cycles, while producing nutritious food, capturing and storing energy, and building long-term ecological and community health.This session will take place on-site at the farm and include dialogue, demonstration, and a systems-level perspective on how to meet this moment with regeneration rather than extraction. More Information: Info@inspirationfarm.com Website: www.inspirationfarm.com
Location: 619 E Laurel Rd Bellingham
Event Organizer: Regenerate Whatcom
Family Beach Walk
September 15, 10:00am/Blaine
Beach Exploration!
Family Beach Walk. Explore the tidelands, learn to identify organisms including seaweeds,
Location: Semiahmoo County Park- Meet at the totem pole
Event Organizer: Garden of the Salish Sea Curriculum/Pacific Shellfish Institute
Library Explorers
September 15, 3:00pm/Bellingham
Fun Activity!
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For ages 6 – 10 with families welcome. Explore the world and wonders of the library through stories, experiments, and more! Today is about water in honor of Whatcom Water Week,
Location: Bellingham Public Library 210 Central Ave Bellingham
Event Organizer: Bellingham Public Library
Little Storytime
September 15 and 16, 10:05am; 10:35am; 11:05am/Bellingham
Multiple Dates!
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Children ages birth to 3 with caregivers are invited to join us for fun stories and songs all about water in honor of Whatcom Water Week,
Location: Bellingham Public Library 210 Central Ave Bellingham
Event Organizer: Bellingham Public Library
City of Bellingham's Drinking Water Treatment Plant Tour
September 16, 10:00am-11:00am and 5:30-6:30pm/Bellingham
Morning or Evening Tour- Register Early!
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Celebrate Whatcom Water Week! Where does our drinking water come from and how is it cleaned? Join us for one of the tours of the City of Bellingham's drinking water treatment plant on Tuesday, September 16 either from 10 a.m. to 11:00 a.m, or 5:30 pm. to 6:30 p.m. Learn about where the City's drinking water comes from, how the water is treated for drinking, and challenges the drinking water treatment plant operators face in treating drinking water due to human impacts in the Lake Whatcom Watershed. Space is limited, RSVP is required (haroger@cob.org). Advance notice by Monday, September 8th is required for accessible tours and accommodations. Minimum age to tour plant is 8 years old, children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult chaperone. Tour includes several flights of stairs, walking up to 1 mile, and standing for 1 hour. Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required.
Location: 3201 Arbor St., Bellingham
Event Organizer: City of Bellingham
Stormwater 101
September 16, 12:00pm-1:00pm/Virtual (Zoom)
The way that water moves across the landscape, and the materials it touches along the way have a big impact on water quality and quantity. Improper planning can lead to pollution, erosion, and flooding. As cities and neighborhoods grow, we think about how developments change the movement of water. Stormwater planning helps keep us and our neighbors healthy and safe. Come learn about Stormwater Science and the processes used by County planners to ensure Stormwater success!Guest Speaker: Michael Kershner, Stormwater Planner at Whatcom County Planning and Development Services.
​To register go to the Zoom registration page
Event Organizer: Whatcom Watersheds Information Network
Volunteer Storm Drain Marking
September 16, 4:30pm-6:00pm/Ferndale
One way we can help reduce pollution in our local waterways is to mark storm drains to let people know where that water goes! Start with us at Skyline Elementary to mark storm drains in nearby neighborhoods, spreading the word that stormwater can flow into fish habitat. We will start with an orientation to how to mark storm drains and how to navigate working alongside roads, then work in groups to cover as much ground as we can! RSVP to receive reminders, but any Ferndale resident is welcome to come by and help out. More event information: https://www.whatcomcd.org/event-details/storm-drain-marking-ferndale
Location: Starting from Skyline Elementary
Event Organizer: Whatcom Conservation District, City of Ferndale
Little Storytime
September 17, 10:05am; 10:45am; 11:25am/Bellingham
Multiple Times!
Children ages birth to 3 with caregivers are invited to join us for fun stories and songs all about water in honor of Whatcom Water Week,
Location: Bellis Fair Branch of the Bellingham Public Library 1 Bellis Fair Parkway Suite 616 Bellingham
Event Organizer: Bellingham Public Library
City of Bellingham's Post Point Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour
September 17, 10:00am-11:30am and 5:30-7:00pm/Bellingham
Morning or Evening Tour- Register Early!
Celebrate Whatcom Water Week! We use clean water to wash our hands, shower, clean our clothes and dishes, and flush toilets, which translates to lots of soapy water with human waste in it. Once this used water leaves your home or business, where does it flow and how is it treated? Join us for one of the tours of the City of Bellingham's Post Point Resource Recovery plant on Wednesday, September 17 from 10:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. or 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Learn about certain human-caused obstacles to the collection system and how our used water is filtered and sanitized before returning to Bellingham Bay. Space is limited, RSVP is required (haroger@cob.org). Advance notice by Monday, September 8th is required for accessible tours and accommodations. Minimum age to tour plant is 8 years old, children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult chaperone. Tour includes stairs, walking up to 1 mile, and standing for 1.5 hours. Closed-toe shoes and long pants are required
Location: 200 McKenzie Ave., Bellingham
Event Organizer: City of Bellingham
Pet Waste Pop-Up
September 17, 11:00am-1:00pm/Sehome Village
Pick Up Your Supplies!
Stop by Sehome Pet Stop where we will be at a booth in front of the store handing out free pet waste supplies (poop bags, leash clips, stickers, etc) and talking to the community about how pet waste affects water quality.
Location: Sehome Pet Stop, Bellingham
Event Organizer: Whatcom County Public Works
Preschool Storytime
September 17, 12:05pm/Bellingham
Join Us!
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Children ages 3-5 with caregivers are invited to join us for fun stories and songs all about water in honor of Whatcom Water Week.
Location: Bellis Fair Branch of the Bellingham Public Library 1 Bellis Fair Parkway Suite 616 Bellingham
Event Organizer: Bellingham Public Library
Sustainability Social Hour
September 17, 5:00pm-7:00pm/Bellingham
Sustainability Social Hours are casual, drop-in networking events designed to foster joy, connection and collaboration in the sustainability space (which is too often all doom and gloom). RE Sources host these quarterly gatherings with our friends at Maul Foster Alongi (formerly Peak Sustainability) and Sustainable Connections to bring like-minded folks together in a laid-back atmosphere where all are welcome. Our September social hour will take place at Structures Brewing, which is all-ages, and has food and nonalcoholic options. Invite your friends, the more the merrier!
Location: Structures Brewing -Old Town (Holly St.)
Event Organizer: RE Sources
Create A Cloud
September 18, 10:30am-2:30pm/Bellingham
Science Fun!
What’s in a cloud? Join us in the Family Interactive Gallery for an immersive Water Week event exploring the water cycle. We’ll make a splash with a hands-on Storytime at 10:30 am, then learn about cloud formations in a stormy STEAM activity. Free with admission, craft available until 2:30pm. All ages welcome!
Location: Whatcom Museum Lightcatcher building - 250 Flora Street
Event Organizer: Whatcom Museum Family Interactive Gallery
Preschool Storytime
September 18, 10:30am/Bellingham
Join Us!
Children ages 3-5 with caregivers are invited to join us for fun stories and songs all about water in honor of Whatcom Water Week.
Location: Bellingham Public Library 210 Central Ave Bellingham
Event Organizer: Bellingham Public Library
Birch Bay Wastewater Treatment Plant Tour
September 18, 2:00pm/Birch Bay
Register Today!
Learn how Birch Bay's wastewater is treated and cleaned before being discharged to the Strait of Georgia. Attendees must be at least 10 years old and those under 18 must be accompanied by a chaperone over the age of 18. Tours take place outside and in an industrial setting; all visitors must dress appropriately and wear closed-toed shoes. Tours are approximately 1 hour long. Register: Please email mikekim@bbwsd.com to register.
Location: 7096 Point Whitehorn Rd, Blaine
Event Organizer: Birch Bay Water & Sewer District
Volunteer Storm Drain Marking
September 18, 4:00pm-5:30pm/Lynden
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One way we can help reduce pollution in our local waterways is to mark storm drains to let people know where that water goes! Start with us at Schoolyard Park to mark storm drains in nearby neighborhoods, spreading the word that stormwater can flow into fish habitat. We will start with an orientation to how to mark storm drains and how to navigate working alongside roads, then work in groups to cover as much ground as we can! RSVP to receive reminders, but any Lynden resident is welcome to come by and help out. For more event information visit: https://www.whatcomcd.org/event-details/storm-drain-marking-lynden
Location: Starting from Schoolyard Park
Event Organizer: Whatcom Conservation District, City of Lynden
Trivia at Stones Throw Brewery
September 18, 7:00-9:00pm/Fairhaven
Water Week Themed Trivia!
Get ready for the best trivia in town! Only a $2 buy in and teams of up to four compete to take home the loot. On September 18th, we will have a Water Week themed trivia night!
Location: Fairhaven
Event Organizer: Stones Throw Brewery
Managed Aquifer Recharge Site Tour - South Fork Nooksack River
September 19, 8:00am-12:00pm/Acme
RSVP Today!
Join the City of Lynden and project partners Associated Earth Sciences, Inc., Reichhardt & Ebe Engineering, along with project funding partner, the Department of Ecology, for a tour of one of two potential City of Lynden Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) sites in the Nooksack Basin. More progress has been made on the project and this year’s tour will revisit the Saxon site along the South Fork of the Nooksack River. The project goals include increasing late summer Nooksack River flows to improve aquatic habitat for salmon and other species, offsetting decreases in snowpack, creating mitigation flow for the City of Lynden, opportunities for downstream surface water rights, and addressing public health concerns for users of certain downstream water wells. Come prepared to walk approximately 1 mile on gravel roads and dirt trails; wear sturdy footwear, dress for the weather, and a water bottle is recommended. The site tour will meet at the MAR site; No restrooms are available at the site. Email KingJe@lyndenwa.org to RSVP and for details.
Location: Approximate address 6110 Saxon Road, Acme, WA (Gravel parking on right side of Saxon Road before the South Fork Nooksack River bridge)
Event Organizer: City of Lynden and Associated Earth Sciences, Inc
Lynden Water Treatment Plant Tour
September 19, 10:00-11:00am/Lynden
Water Works Tour!
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City of Lynden Whatcom Water Week Tour! Join us for a tour of the City of Lynden's drinking water treatment plant on Friday, September 19th from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Learn more about the challenges operators face when treating water from the Nooksack River. All visitors must dress appropriately and wear closed-toed shoes.
Location: 524 Riverview Road, Lynden
Event Organizer: City of Lynden
Wonder Walks
September 19, 11:30am-1:00pm/Bellingham
Refresh and Recharge!
For adults 18+, accessible to most ability levels. A great way to refresh and recharge! If you're curious about local flora and fauna and like to move slowly and intentionally as you go, this program is for you! Join us to explore the natural history of local parks on meandering walks that engage your senses and deepen your sense of place. In addition to our nature walk, outings often include some fun or reflective activities like nature journaling and art. Connect with like-minded adults who love spending time outdoors! If you have binoculars, or a favorite personal journal, we encourage you to bring them!
Location: Whatcom Falls Park, 1401 Electric Ave., Bellingham
Event Organizer: Wild Whatcom
Wild Things
September 19 and 20, 9:30am-11:00am/Bellingham
Same Event; Two Opportunities!
Designed for young children ages 0-6, their adults and siblings, Wild Things is a place based community program that explores local parks each month to see what nature has to offer. Hands on exploration and a chance to make new friends! This month, we're at Whatcom Falls Park, noticing fall changes to the creek and the forest. Learn more and register (free, donation appreciated)
Location: Whatcom Falls Park, 1401 Electric Ave., Bellingham
Event Organizer: Wild Whatcom
Bellingham Dockside Market
September 20, 10:00am-2:00pm/Bellingham
Water is essential to fisheries! All are welcome to come to Bellingham Dockside Market during Whatcom Water Week on September 20th. We are a pop-up fishermen's market open year-round on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month from 10am-2pm in Squalicum Harbor. Come buy seafood directly from local fishing families and celebrate with us!
Location: Squalicum Harbor, Gate 5
Event Organizer: Port of Bellingham- Bellingham Dockside Market
The Forest Water Scavenger Hunt
September 20, 10:00am-4:00pm/Bellingham
Family Fun!
Join Whatcom Land Trust for a self-guided scavenger hunt at Stimpson Family Nature Reserve and discover how forests help keep our water clean, cool, and flowing. Pick up a family-friendly activity booklet at the trailhead, then explore the trail as you search for mossy logs, trickling streams, and other natural features that show how forests filter and store water. Kids can draw, check off clues, and earn a Water Wise take-home memento -- plus snap a photo at our fun forest-themed face-in-hole board! More information: whatcomlandtrust.org/event/forest-water-scavenger-hunt-for-whatcom-water-week/
Location: Stimpson Family Nature Reserve
Event Organizer: Whatcom Land Trust
Bioluminescence Paddle
September 17, 18, 19, & 20, 7:00-10:00pm/Bellingham
Multiple Dates!
Join us on this nighttime paddle to witness the display of this enchanting light. This trip is great for beginning and experienced paddlers alike. The bioluminescence phenomenon is created by planktonic organisms that are active from June to September in our coastal marine habitats. Our guides will explain why they glow and why our destination of this tour offers such a uniquely incredible viewing opportunity! You may request a sit on top kayak or rowboat to better accommodate children or to offer a more comfortable platform for folks with mobility or balance concerns. Safety is our number one priority; we will cancel and refund or reschedule the tour if the conditions are not safe. Experience is not necessary, but be ready to be out on the water most of the time! See website for details including child-related recommendations. Additional Details and Registration
Location: 555 Harris Ave, Bellingham
Event Organizer: The Community Boating Center
Clayton Beach Restoration Project Kayak Tour
September 21 10:00am-2:00pm/Larrabee State Park
Space is Limited!
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Join the Northwest Straits Foundation and Dragonfly Kayak Tours for a scenic paddle from Wildcat Cove to Clayton Beach—home to the exciting Clayton Beach Restoration Project. As we make our way along the shorelines of Larrabee State Park and Chuckanut Bay, coastal experts and ecologists will highlight key natural features and share insights into the goals and progress of the restoration work. Snacks, refreshing beverages, and oysters on the beach are all part of the experience! All equipment is provided. Space is limited to the first 17 participants, ages 5+, so sign up soon! Meet at 10:00 AM at the boat launch at Wildcat Cove in Larrabee State Park
RSVP:https://book.peek.com/s/a4a3a9d3-5948-471e-a9d4-4855c075efdc/j0oOp
Location: Boat launch at Wildcat Cove in Larrabee State Park.
Event Organizer: Northwest Straits Foundation and Dragonfly Kayak Tours
Beach Cleanup for International Coastal Cleanup Day
September 21 11:00am-1:00pm/Cherry Point Aquatic Reserve- Ferndale
Join Us!
Join RE Sources for one of our beach cleanups to help keep waterways clean!
Supplies provided. Please wear appropriate footwear for uneven terrain, and dress for the weather. Thank you for helping protect our oceans.
​Beach Cleanup for the annual International Coastal Cleanup Sunday, September 21st from 11:00am to 1:00pm Cherry Point Aquatic Reserve: 4601 Gulf Road, Ferndale
RSVP: https://www.re-sources.org/event/beach-cleanup-icc-2025/
Location: Cherry Point Aquatic Reserve.
Event Organizer: Re Sources
Blue Drinks Q3 Meet Up
September 24 5:30-7:30pm/Fairhaven
Blue Drinks is for anyone involved or interested in Whatcom County’s waterways and maritime endeavors. Connect with others who share your interest in the waterfront. Learn about waterfront businesses, endeavors, recreation, news, and events. Share your waterfront insights, news, or events. Connect, learn, and share with your community!
Location: Community Boating Center, 555 Harris Ave, Fairhaven.
Event Organizer: Working Waterfront Coalition
Shared Waters of the Salish Sea – screening and conversation with the filmmaker
September 25 2:45pm-4:30pm/Blaine
Join us for a screening of three short documentary films about two iconic species of the Northwest: The Southern Resident Orcas and the Chinook Salmon they need for survival. Q&A with the filmmaker Jessica Plumb after the screening. Films by Original Pursuit and Plumb Productions. Doors open at 2:45 pm. Event begins at 3 pm!
Location: Blaine Public Library, Blaine
Event Organizer: Whatcom Watersheds Information Network
Bellingham SeaFeast
September 27 and 28 10:00am-5:00pm/Bellingham
Bellingham SeaFeast is a FREE two-day celebration on the shores of Squalicum Harbor dedicated to honoring our rich maritime culture, showcasing our thriving working waterfront, and celebrating the vitality of our commercial fishing and seafood industries. More Information
Location: Squalicum Harbor, Bellingham
Event Organizer: Bellingham SeaFeast
Whatcom Water Week Photo Contest
August 1 through September 30/ Whatcom County
To celebrate Whatcom Water Week 2025, the Whatcom Watersheds Information Network (WWIN) is hosting the 10th annual photo contest open to all photographers. The theme is “Water – It’s Everybody’s Business,” and we are looking for images that convey the role that water plays in your life and in the culture of Whatcom County. Photographers are encouraged to be creative and include water in all its forms. Photographers of winning photos from each of the four categories plus the Fan Favorite, Sponsor Favorite, and Best Camera Phone Photo will receive local prizes. Contest Site Opens August 1
Event Organizer: Whatcom Watersheds Information Network
We Scoop! Photo Contest
August 24 through September 30/ Whatcom County
The We Scoop! Photo Contest invites community members to submit fun and creative photos of their dogs. This virtual event promotes responsible pet ownership and celebrates our furry friends.
Anyone in Whatcom County is welcome to enter! What can you win? Winners get a prize pack full of helpful scooping supplies, including: A backpack for your dog (so they can help pack out bagged poop), a collar light. a heavy-duty yard scooper, and 20 rolls of poop bags
Location: Whatcom County
Event Organizer: Whatcom County Public Works and City of Bellingham
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