Eagle Festival 2025

Arlington, WALocal News

The Eagle Festival invites residents and visitors to celebrate the majestic bald eagles returning to the Stillaguamish River on January 31 and February 1, 2025. This annual event, organized by the City of Arlington and the Arlington Arts Council, emphasizes the ecological significance of these birds as they feast on salmon during their winter stay. The festival features a diverse array of activities designed to educate and entertain participants of all ages, fostering a deeper appreciation for local wildlife and their habitats. In addition to salmon, eagles also prey on snow geese in the fertile agricultural fields, highlighting the interconnectedness of the local ecosystem. This celebration not only provides fun but also raises awareness about conservation efforts necessary to protect these species and their environment.

Helpful resources, including a viewing map and a brochure, enhance the experience for attendees, making it accessible to everyone. The festival represents a vital community event, strengthening connections among residents and promoting environmental stewardship. For further details, attendees are encouraged to check the city’s website for a comprehensive list of activities and resources.

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