City of Edmonds - Washington

Plants and Wildlife

Beautiful full color poster showing the most common animals found in Edmonds' forest, marine, backyard, and marsh habitats. Includes birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, amphibeans, and marine invertebrates.

Pick up a poster at the Frances Anderson Center at 700 Main Street during business hours. Call 425-771-0230 for more information.

City of Edmonds discovery programs

Discovery Programs provide interpretive and environmental education opportunities in Edmonds parks. Our education team provides both free public and fee-based programming that includes guided walks, student field trips, camps, nature-themed events, school visits, and custom programs.

Discover a world of resources on our website including species guides, checklists, and some of the best places in the City to explore plants and wildlife.

classes, camps, guided walks, and field trips

City of Edmonds
Offers nature-themed classes, camps, interpretive walks and field trips for individuals and groups of all ages.

Pilchuck Audubon Society
Classes, workshops, walks and field trips around Snohomish County including the Willdife Habitat and Native Plant Demonstration Garden in Edmonds.

Puget Sound Bird Fest
Presentations, workshops, guided walks, and viewing stations offered during a weekend festival each fall in Edmonds.

share Your Observations online

eBird
Discover which birds have been seen in our area and report your own sightings.

iNaturalist
Get help identifying plants and animals, and share your observations with this online community.

Quick Links

NUISANCE, INJURED, and ORPHANED WILDLIFE

P aws
425-412-4040

Sno-King Marine Mammal Response
206-695-2277

Edmonds Animal Control
425-771-0205

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW)
425-775-1311

Invasive Plants

Snohomish County Noxious Weed Program
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 425-388-7548