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SUMMARY:Glowing Spirits: BIPOC Bioluminescence Kayak Tour on the Bay
DESCRIPTION:Our History is Tied to the Water\nWhile 74% of communities of color in the U.S. live in nature-deprived areas\, our history tells a different story. We’ve always been people of the coast\, the river\, and the sea. From ancestral navigation using the stars and the sea’s own light to the maritime traditions that sustained our people for generations\, the water is our home. This guided tour isn’t just about seeing something cool; it’s about returning to a place in the natural world that’s long been part of our heritage. \n\n\nThe Magic of the Blue Mind\nBioluminescence—the light produced by living organisms—is pure imagination come to life. As we glide through the dark water\, every stroke of the paddle wakes up glowing plankton\, creating a trail of light in our wake. It’s a sensory experience that leans into Blue Mind theory\, pulling us out of the stress of the concrete jungle and into a state of awe. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a reset for your nervous system and a reminder of the magic that exists in the natural world. \nShow me the glow \n  \nWhat to Expect\nWe’ve partnered with the Community Boating Center Bellingham to lead this guided experience. This isn’t a formal class\, but a communal journey through the glowing waters of Bellingham Bay. Whether you’re a total novice or a seasoned paddler\, you’re welcome here. You don’t even need to know how to swim to join the fun. \nOur time together flows with a welcome circle\, followed by a quick introduction to the gear and paddle strokes. We’ll go over safety and our route before launching towards darkness to play in the light. We use tandem (2-person) sea kayaks for maximum stability. If you’re coming with your crew\, choose your boat partner wisely—but don’t worry if you’re coming solo; you’ll find plenty of friendly faces here. \nQuick Details\n\nLocation: Bellingham Bay (Fairhaven)\nDates: August 23\, 2026\nTime: 7:30pm – 10:30pm\nCost: $50 per person\nCapacity: 12 people max – these tours are notorious for filling fast!\nAges: 10+ (Ages 10-16 must be accompanied by an adult)\n\nI want to see the magic\n  \nKnow Before You Go\n\nSafety & Gear: We provide the stable tandem kayaks\, paddles\, and Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs).\nClothing: Plan for your feet\, calves\, and hands to get wet. You’ll receive clothing recommendations to keep you warm and cozy\, plus suggested comfort items (like snacks\, towel\, and change of clothes)\, after you register.\nAges & Ratios: If you’re bringing kids\, we require at least a 1:1 adult-to-child ratio for children who can’t paddle on their own or share paddling a boat responsibly with an adult partner.\nAccessibility: Participants will need to be able to transition to and from the dock or shore into a sea kayak. If you’ve got specific questions about physical movements or accessibility\, the folks at info@boatingcenter.org are happy to help.\n\nSign me up
URL:https://thebronzechapter.org/event/glowing-spirits-bipoc-bioluminescence-kayak-tour-on-the-bay-aug23/
LOCATION:Community Boating Center\, 555 Harris Ave\, Bellingham\, WA\, 98225\, United States
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SUMMARY:Luminous Collective: BIPOC Bioluminescence MegaSUP Tour on the Bay
DESCRIPTION:Our History is Tied to the Water\nWhile 74% of communities of color in the U.S. live in nature-deprived areas\, our history tells a different story. We’ve always been people of the coast\, the river\, and the sea. From ancestral navigation using the stars and the sea’s own light to the maritime traditions that sustained our people for generations\, the water is our home. This guided tour isn’t just about seeing something cool; it’s about returning to a place in the natural world that’s been part of our heritage since the beginning. \n\n\nThe Magic of the Blue Mind\nBioluminescence – the light produced by living organisms – is pure imagination come to life. As we glide through the dark water\, every stroke of the paddle wakes up glowing plankton\, creating a trail of light in our wake. It’s a sensory experience that leans into Blue Mind theory\, pulling us out of the stress of the concrete jungle and into a state of awe. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a reset for your nervous system and a reminder of the magic that exists in the natural world. \nGet me on the water \nWhat to Expect\nWe’ve partnered with the Community Boating Center Bellingham to lead this immersive\, guided nighttime experience. This isn’t a formal class\, but a communal journey through the glowing waters of Bellingham Bay. More active than a traditional guided paddle\, you’ll move\, explore\, and directly interact with bioluminescent waters. Whether you’re a total novice or a seasoned paddler\, you’re welcome here. You don’t even need to know how to swim to join the fun. \nWhat makes this guided tour special is Community Boating Center’s new MegaSUPs! These are massive\, stable\, floating platforms that can accommodate 4 to 10 guests each. They transform a typically solo activity into a high-energy\, shared adventure. Our time together flows with a welcome circle\, an introduction to the gear\, and a safety briefing before we launch towards darkness to play in the light. Because we’re on big boards\, it’s a unique way to connect\, laugh\, and experience the magic of the bay as one collective. \nWearing wetsuits\, you’ll be able to safely slip into the water\, awakening glowing organisms with every splash and stroke. \nParticipants should be comfortable maintaining balance (standing or sitting) on a giant paddleboard. Our group will work together to steadily paddle for about 40 minutes to reach the best location to experience the living light. \nQuick Details\n\nLocation: Bellingham Bay (Fairhaven)\nDate: August 29\, 2026\nTime: 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm\nCost: $50 per person\nCapacity: 8-10 people depending on size of individuals (4 adults per board is typical; kids can be incorporated)\nAges: 10+ (Ages 10-16 must be accompanied by an adult)\n\nJoin the collective glow\n  \nKnow Before You Go\n\nSafety & Gear: We provide the MegaSUPs\, paddles\, wetsuits\, and personal flotation devices (PFDs). If you have your own wetsuit or drysuit let CBCB know. These boards are incredibly stable and can support up to 1\,700 pounds each.\nClothing: You’ll receive clothing recommendations plus suggested comfort items (like snacks\, a towel\, and a change of clothes) after you register.\nAges & Ratios: If you’re bringing kids\, we require at least a 1:1 adult-to-child ratio for children who can’t paddle on their own or share the space responsibly with the group.\nAccessibility: Participants will need to be able to transition to and from the dock or shore onto the MegaSUP platform. If you’ve got specific questions about physical movements or accessibility\, the team is wonderful and happy to help.\n\nSign me up
URL:https://thebronzechapter.org/event/luminous-collective-bipoc-bioluminescence-megasup-tour-on-the-bay-aug29/
LOCATION:Community Boating Center\, 555 Harris Ave\, Bellingham\, WA\, 98225\, United States
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SUMMARY:Olympic Coast Backpacking for Beginners
DESCRIPTION:Olympic Peninsula Here We Come!\nAnd we’re inviting 10 people to join us for a 4-day\, 3-night beginner-friendly backpack excursion around the Ozette Triangle\, stunningly beautiful land on the Olympic Peninsula within Olympic National Park and the Makah Indian Reservation. We’re intentionally centering BIPOC community and warmly welcoming all gender representations. It’s going to be supportive\, scenic\, and so much fun. \nWe’ll meander the full loop crossing cedar-planked boardwalks\, through the lush coastal trees\, and onto the awe-inspiring beach. \nIf you’ve never visited this part of Washington State\, you will LOVE it. We’ll go over all logistics together! \nDates: September 4 to 7\, 2026 \nContribution: $75 for one person or $100 for two people registering together. \n\nThe Vibe \nSince our main goal is assisting you in becoming a safe\, responsible\, self-sufficient backpacker\, think of your excursion leaders\, Lindsay Huettman and Denice Rochelle\, as your guidance\, not your guides. We’re showing up to help you learn\, not to do it for you. This is an intentional space created for you to expand your outdoor narrative in a peer-led environment. \nConnecting with the forest\, mountain\, and water\, we’ll have space to be ourselves\, unlearn\, re-learn\, and dial in hiking and camping skills\, while bravely comfortably\, and joyfully leaning into play that opens paths to ecological awareness and the living world. \nOur biggest hope is that by the end of this trip\, you’ll feel confident returning to these same trails with your own family and friends. \n\nThe Experience\nWashington State has three National Parks of which Olympic National Park is one. \nPicture walking through thick\, verdant coastal forests\, crossing Ahlstrom’s Prairie\, and stepping out onto a dramatic coastline. We’ll explore Tskawahyah Island\, check out tide pools teeming with marine life\, marvel at the Wedding Rocks petroglyphs\, and absorb those unbeatable Pacific sunset views. \nBefore\, during\, and after we’ll cover essentials like preparation\, group and self-care on the trail\, trail etiquette\, setting up camp\, Leave No Trace principles\, trail hazards\, and some naturalist awareness of the local ecology. \nI’m Down Let’s Go! \n\nOur Plan for the Weekend\nBe prepared to hike about 3 miles each day with an average elevation gain of 400 to 600 feet. The trails are super popular with beginner and seasoned hikers and backpackers. The trail’s framed by massive spruce and cedar forests\, the open prairie\, and a rugged\, tide-dependent coastline. \n\nDay 1 (Friday): We’ll spend the first night at a property near the trailhead for ease of group travel. (Address will be provided to our group)\nDay 2 (Saturday): We’ll drive to the trailhead in the morning. We’ll hike about 3 miles to the point\, set up camp\, and spend our first night listening to the ocean.\nDay 3 (Sunday): We’ll hike about 3 miles on the second leg of the triangle and set up camp for our second night on the beach.\nDay 4 (Monday): After a leisurely breakfast\, we’ll break camp\, hike our last 3 miles along the final leg of the trail back to the parking lot\, and say our until next time’s.\n\n\nWhat You Need to Know\n\nPrep Sessions: \nWe definitely recommend that you attend our 2-hour Camping Equipment Demystified event on May 9 to help you prepare for this excursion. We’ll be arranging in-person skills and prep sessions to make sure everyone is totally ready for the trail. (Dates and locations will be coordinated with our group)\nThe Basics: Be age 18+\, have reliable transportation\, and have experience car camping and day hiking. Be able to comfortably hike at least 4 miles each way carrying a loaded backpack and potable water on an undulating trail at a leisurely\, conversational pace.\nEquipment Needs: Learning what equipment to have for the environment we want to go to is part of becoming a self-reliant backpacker. We’ll go over needs and the various ways to get equipment to satisfy those needs\, including leaning into the abundance of your friends\, cousins\, or neighbors to borrow items\, or investing in core items if you’re able. We may be able to help fill in your gaps from our small equipment library. Equipment is an investment in your safety\, comfort\, and confidence and we want to set you up for long-term success.\nPermits: All overnighters must have a Wilderness Permit which we’ll secure for our group.\nCarpooling: We’ll provide a link later on so folks can self-organize rideshares.\n\nSign me up! \nSign me up!
URL:https://thebronzechapter.org/event/olympic-coast-backpacking-for-beginners/
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SUMMARY:Baker Lake Backpack For Beginners
DESCRIPTION:Baker Lake We’re Comin’\nAnd we’re inviting 6 people to join us for a 3-day\, 2-night beginner-friendly backpack excursion along the eastern shores of Baker Lake in the North Cascades. We’re intentionally centering BIPOC community and warmly welcoming all gender representations. It’s going to be supportive\, scenic\, and so much fun. \nDates: September 25 to 27\, 2026. \nContribution: $75 for one person or $100 for two people registering together. \n\nThe Vibe\nSince our main goal is assisting you in becoming a safe\, responsible\, self-sufficient backpacker\, think of your excursion leaders\, Denice Rochelle and Stacy Sarver\, as your guidance\, not your guides. We’re showing up to help you learn\, not to do it for you. This is an intentional space created for you to expand your outdoor narrative in a peer-led environment. \nConnecting with the forest\, mountain\, and water\, we’ll have space to be ourselves\, unlearn\, re-learn\, and dial in hiking and camping skills\, while bravely comfortably\, and joyfully leaning into play that opens paths to ecological awareness and the living world. \nOur biggest hope is that by the end of this trip\, you’ll feel confident returning to these same trails with your own family and friends. \n \nThe Experience\nWashington State has three National Parks of which North Cascades is one. North Cascades is unique in that we have free general entrance year-round – no gates\, no entrance fee. \nBaker Lake offers miles of low-elevation trails for year-round enjoyment. Vision meandering through a lush\, moss-draped old-growth forest that crosses creeks and offers big views of Mount Baker and Mount Shuksan reflecting off the lake. \nBefore\, during\, and after we’ll cover essentials like preparation\, group and self-care on the trail\, trail etiquette\, setting up camp\, Leave No Trace principles\, trail hazards\, and some naturalist awareness of the local ecology. \nTake me! \n\nOur Plan for the Weekend\nBe prepared to comfortably carry your loaded pack up to 5 miles each way along a trail with gentle\, rolling elevation gain up to 900 feet. Because the campsites along Baker Lake are first-come\, first-served\, we’ll need to hike until we find accommodating space. \n\nDay 1 (Friday): We’ll pull up to 5b’s Bakery (45597 Main St in Concrete) for an equipment check and to snag a sweet treat. From there\, we’ll caravan to the Baker Lake East Bank Trailhead\, hike out to a campsite\, pitch our tents\, and enjoy the fruits of our labor.\nDay 2 (Saturday): We’ll enjoy the natural world around us.\nDay 3 (Sunday): After a leisurely breakfast\, we’ll break camp\, walk back to the cars\, say our until next times\, caravan back to Highway 20\, and peel off in various directions.\n\n\nWhat You Need to Know\n\nPrep Sessions: We definitely recommend that you attend our 2-hour Camping Equipment Demystified event on May 9 to help you prepare for this excursion. We’ll be arranging in-person skills and prep sessions to make sure everyone is totally ready for the trail. (Dates and locations will be coordinated with our group)\nThe Basics: Be age 18+\, have reliable transportation\, and have experience car camping and day hiking. Be able to comfortably hike at least 5 miles each way carrying a loaded backpack (average 25-35 pounds) on an undulating trail at a leisurely\, conversational pace.\nEquipment Needs: Learning what equipment to have for the environment we want to go to is part of becoming a self-reliant backpacker. We’ll go over needs and the various ways to get equipment to satisfy those needs\, including leaning into the abundance of your friends\, cousins\, or neighbors to borrow items\, or investing in core items if you’re able. We may be able to help fill in your gaps from our small equipment library. Equipment is an investment in your safety\, comfort\, and confidence and we want to set you up for long-term success.\nPermits: Trailhead parking requires a Northwest Forest Pass or an America The Beautiful Pass. We’ll go over this as part of prep.\nCarpooling: We’ll provide a link later on so folks can self-organize rideshares.\n\nSign me up! \nSign me up!
URL:https://thebronzechapter.org/event/baker-lake-backpack-for-beginners/
LOCATION:WA
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SUMMARY:In Rhythm with the Water: Sea Kayak Rescues & Recoveries
DESCRIPTION:Our History is Tied to the Water\nWe’ve always been people of the water. From the ingenious Arctic hunting techniques developed by Indigenous northern cultures to the skilled maritime labor and coastal navigation of African and Indigenous ancestors\, our connection to the sea is deep and foundational. While many of us have faced barriers to getting out on the waves in recent generations\, this space is a reminder that the water is part of our heritage. We’re not just learning a new skill; we’re returning to a place where we’ve always belonged. \n\nhttps://thebronzechapter.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Rescues-Recoveries.mp4\n\n\nThe Magic of the Blue Mind\nThere’s a reason we feel pulled toward the horizon. It’s what scientists call Blue Mind\, a meditative\, calming state our brains enter when we’re near or on the water. When you’re in a kayak\, just inches from the surface\, the rhythmic motion of your paddle and the gentle pulse of the tide work together to lower stress and quiet the noise of daily life. It’s a natural reset for the nervous system. It’s not just a workout; it’s medicine for the soul. \nBuild my confidence \nWhat to Expect\nWe’ve partnered with the Community Boating Center Bellingham to get Community out on the water in a way that feels safe\, supportive\, and fun. You don’t need any experience at all to join us. You don’t even have to know how to swim. Really! \nIn this final part of our series\, we’re focusing on the skills that make you a truly self-reliant paddler. We’ll be on and in the water throughout this class\, starting with a wet exit practice in the shallows so everyone feels comfortable. From there\, we’ll cover paddle float and cowboy self-rescues\, the assisted T-Rescue\, and practice bracing and edging techniques that keep you upright. Understanding the limits of both yourself and your boat is the secret to staying safe and having fun. Please note: Part 2 (Essentials) is a prerequisite for this class. \n\nYour Kayaking Journey: From First Splash to Self-Reliant\nThis class is the final piece of our three-part series. While you can take these at your own pace\, this session is designed to turn the skills you’ve learned into lasting confidence. \n\nPart 1: First Splash – A gentle introduction to equipment and basic paddling.\nPart 2: Essentials of Sea Kayaking – Move toward independence. Learn the strokes and maneuvers needed to kayak safely on your own.\nPart 3: Rescues & Recoveries (This Class!) – The ultimate confidence builder. Learn how to rescue yourself and others\, so you can show up as a capable leader and partner on the water.\n\nGrow my skills\n  \n\nQuick Details\n\nLocation: Bellingham Bay (Fairhaven)\nDate: September 27\, 2026\nTime: 1:30 pm – 4:30 pm\nCost: $25 per person\nCapacity: 12 people max\nAges: 16+\n\nKnow Before You Go\n\nSafety & Gear: All standard equipment\, including your kayak\, wetsuit\, and Personal Flotation Device (PFD)\, is provided.\nPersonal Gear: We’ll be practicing in the water. If you have your own wetsuit or drysuit\, feel free to bring it.\nYour Own Boat: If you’d like to learn in your own kayak\, please email the team at info@boatingcenter.org to let them know ahead of time.\nAccessibility: Participants will need to be able to transition to and from the dock or shore into a sea kayak and be comfortable entering the water for rescue practice. For specific accessibility questions\, the folks at CBCB are happy to help.\n\nSign me up
URL:https://thebronzechapter.org/event/in-rhythm-with-the-water-sea-kayak-rescues-recoveries-sept27/
LOCATION:Community Boating Center\, 555 Harris Ave\, Bellingham\, WA\, 98225\, United States
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Wild Plant First Aid for Hikers and Backpackers: Autumn Edition
DESCRIPTION:Our ancestral roots in the dirt and the plants growing around us are ancient beyond record. Erosion\, erasure\, epistemicide\, modern life\, and concrete jungles combine to sever those bonds. The result: our feeling disconnected from the lands and waters that hold us. \nIf you wanna shake up sleepy ancestral curiosity and feel more oneness with nature\, sign up. \nConnect me! \nWe’ll share snacks and knowledge about the abundant plants\, trees\, and lichens across the Pacific Northwest that you can ethically harvest for health and healing\, and share book resources that can help you continue discovering\, learning\, and sharing. \n \nDuring this humble path towards reconnection\, we’ll meander through the park exploring leaves\, smell sap\, and discover ways the forest provides\, organically growing a closer relationship with nature and the natural world. \nWe’ll talk about the basics of identifying healing plants\, spotting toxic look-alikes\, harvesting with deep respect for the ecosystem\, and reciprocity. It’s fun learning about natural remedies for the typical bumps\, scrapes\, and ailments that occur while hiking and backpacking. \nTopics to look forward to: \n\nPoultices for infections\, sprains\, and bruises\nAntibacterial wound washes\nHerbal sprain remedies\nFinding plants that naturally keep insects away\nSoothing sunburns and dry skin with plant medicine\nAntifungal soaks straight from the forest\nUsing plants for pain and inflammation 101\nPracticing safe knife handling\n\n \nBrings & materials: \n\nA small day pack to carry your lunch\, drink\, and items\nComfortable outdoor shoes for moving around the park\nPen and paper (or your phone) for taking notes\nMake sure you’re bringing plenty of water to drink\, plus a little extra to use during the workshop\nEveryone’s receiving a 100% cotton bandana from us\nIf you don’t already own a good\, sharp\, safe knife that holsters in a sheath\, you’ve got the option to add a Morakniv Companion SRT (S) during registration. It’s a nice Swedish knife\, and we’ll hand it to you at the workshop\n\nDetails: \n\nDate: October 10\, 2026\nTime: 11am to 4pm\nLocation: Lord Hill Park (parking and meeting logistics provided by email)\nContribution: $20 per person\nAge: 15+ (youth must come accompanied by an adult who’s 21+)\nIntimate Group Size: 15 people\nRegister by: October 1\nLeadership team: Lindsay Huettman and Denice Rochelle\n\nGet me there! \nSign me up
URL:https://thebronzechapter.org/event/introduction-to-wild-plant-first-aid-for-hikers-and-backpackers-autumn-edition/
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