Sticker Passport

Download and print a sticker passport to keep all of your park stickers together in one spot!

It’s easy to play along! Visit some (or all) of the parks, submit your evidence in the GooseChase app and start collecting stickers!

To print, click on booklet and select double-sided.

View finished passport.

Welcome to Nature Sleuths!

Join the hunt for hidden treasure! Not the lost coins of yesteryear but something far older. Grab your gear and set out solo or with other adventurous explorers. This all ages, family-friendly treasure hunt will take you through old growth forests, hidden urban gems, beaver ponds, marine beaches and much more!

Using the GooseChase app on your tablet or smartphone, explore and sleuth your way through one or many missions at more than 30 beautiful parks and natural areas located in Thurston County.

Play along with the Goose Chase app and complete each park’s mission to receive a park-specific Nature Sleuth sticker and be entered into a drawing for cool prizes! The more missions you complete, the higher your chances are to win!

Join us year round with prize drawings held twice a year! Stickers will be mailed directly to participants at the end of each month. Remember to add your current mailing address to your profile to receive stickers!

Take the bus!

Bus route information for each park can be found on the park’s mission page. Just look for the transit icon for more information!

GooseChase app directions:

Download the GooseChase iOSor Android app.
Choose to play as a guest or register for a personal account with a username and password of your choice
Search for and select the Nature Sleuths 2024 game, or search by game code LPX99X.

Don’t have a device for apps?
We’re here to help! Contact us at hello@streamteam.info.

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Borrow an adventure pack.

The Timberland Regional Library offers a variety of adventure backpacks available for check out. Backpack items vary and some even include a Discover Pass! Learn More

New Stream Team app makes search for wildlife into a treasure hunt, The Olympian, Apr. 16, 2021

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