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Send your holiday mail with custom postage!
Choose from four Homewaters designs: Sword fern, snowberry and students collecting a water sample decorate actual U.S. postage stamps suitable for all of your holiday (and everyday) mailings. Each stamp includes Homewaters' web address, and Homewaters receives a small royalty on every sheet you order. They ship in slightly more than 24 hours. See all 4 designs.
View our Tiny Neighbors slideshow online
Students take a close look at microorganisms: In October, fifth graders walked from their school to collect water samples, sketch the 
habitat around them, and identify human impacts at Union Bay Natural Area in Seattle. To see students in action, visit our Tiny Neighbors web page and click on the images to start a short slideshow.
Meet our new Education Specialist
Welcome aboard, Kate! Education Specialist Kate Bedient joined the Homewaters staff in September just after we sent the last Meanderings. Already she has conducted Tiny Neighbors programs at Union Bay, Green Lake and Matthews Beach, and helped Shorewood High School students survey vegetation in Shoreview Park. This week she's reworking one of our GIS lesson plans to be published in a book. Learn more about Kate.
There's a lot of life in a drop of water
Join our Home Team: Each drop of water counts for the microorganisms that call it home. Each drop counts for 
Homewaters Project and the students we serve, too! Your monthly gifts ensure there are no dry spells for these young scientists and make giving hassle-free for you. Please contact Chris Page (206.529.6040) to join our Home Team.