Report Western

Toad Sightings

Whidbey Island is home to many special native species populations, including the threatened western toad, a key indicator of ecosystem health.


Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife designates Western Toads as Priority Species, and in 2020 the Washington State Court of Appeals ruled in WEAN's favor to uphold protections of upland toad habitat in Island County. 


We encourage our community to keep an eye out for these warty friends and report sightings to WEAN.

 Image of a western toad courtesy of Oregon State University.

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Report Environmental Violations

Maybe you are walking, biking, or driving along a road in your community and see something happening that impacts the environment on private or public property — or maybe you walk out your backdoor and see a literal bulldozer in your backyard. 


See our Activity Reporting guide for more tips and resources, and consider using Island County's Complaint Investigation Request Form if you believe an environmental law is being broken in their jurisdiction.

Image of logging from Pixabay.

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