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Nesting Neighbors: The Lives of Birds

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Join us for a pop-up program on Artillery Hill! Stop on by our booth to learn about the lives, struggles, and families of birds.

Just like us, nesting birds work hard to build homes, care for their families, and navigate the challenges of survival.

Come learn more about the challenging lives of birds and what we can do to help as park visitors!

The pop-up booth will be located on Artillery Hill between Memory's Vault and the Main Gunline. For ADA access to the top of Artillery Hill, call the Park Office (360-344-4412) for more information or stop by before heading to the program.

Please note that in the event of high winds or rain, this program may be cancelled. We will update this page if that is the case.

Directions

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When entering the park, continue along Fort Worden Way through the 4-way stop. Follow the road as it curves to the left and becomes Artillery Hill Drive. Park in the grassy parking lot in front of the gate and trailhead to Artillery Hill. Hike up along Battery Way East until you come across the booth! Note that there are multiple access trails. See Fort Worden's webpage for a trail map to plan your hike.

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