Pints & Pines
Happy Hour & Trivia near Seattle, Washington

Join Us for a Volunteer & Community Gathering for the Tracking Whitebark Pine Project

Happy Hour & Trivia near Seattle, Washington

Join us for a relaxed, in-person gathering bringing together outdoor enthusiasts, project volunteers, Adventure Scientists team members, and partners involved in the Tracking Whitebark Pine project. First 30 guests receive a free drink ticket.

Event Date:

Friday, February 6th, 2026 | 6:30 PM-8:00 PM

Event Location:

North Bend, WA

Exact location shared upon RSVP

What to Expect:

  • Time to connect with fellow volunteers, Adventure Scientists team members, and project partners
  • Short, informal presentations from the Adventure Scientists team and partners
  • Fun, interactive whitebark pine & winter adventure-themed trivia
  • Light refreshments and drinks

Come ready to connect, learn, and enjoy a fun, low-key afternoon at Adventure Scientists’ Pints & Pines Happy Hour & Trivia near Seattle, WA,  celebrating the community behind this important work!

 

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Adventure Scientists volunteers searching for Whitebark pine trees in a mountainous forest to support conservation efforts.

A group of Adventure Scientists volunteers backcountry skies through a high-elevation forest in the Pacific Northwest searching for whitebark pine trees as part of a conservation project. This hands-on effort helps preserve a keystone species and invites new volunteers to join the mission. Learn more about the Whitebark Pine project at Pints & Pines, Adventure Scientists’ Happy Hour & Trivia near Seattle, WA.

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Adventure Scientists recruits, trains and manages volunteers to gather high-quality data at scale for scientific partners (NGOs, government agencies, researchers and more) who are focused on solving critical environmental challenges.