The mission of Puget Soundkeeper Alliance is to protect and preserve Puget Sound by tracking down and stopping the discharge of toxic pollutants into its waters.  About us.

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An Unprecedented Cooperative Effort Yields Positive Results for Boatyards.

Puget Soundkeeper Alliance joined with the Northwest Marine Trade Association (NMTA) and the Department of Ecology in sponsoring a Boatyard Stormwater Treatment Technology Pilot Project.  Both the NMTA and Puget Soundkeeper Alliance had appealed the Boatyard Stormwater General Permit for the second time.  Read the Executive Summary for the three technologies tested in the study  OR Download the full report (pdf - 6 MB).  The Treatment Technology Cost Analysis is now available and may be used by the Department of Ecology to assist in the pending update of the General Boatyard Permit.

Puget Soundkeeper Alliance is partnering with Jack Johnson’s 2008 World Tour!

The Jack Johnson tour is collaborating with hand-chosen community groups around the world through All At Once, a new social action network that connects non-profits with people who want to create change in their communities.

How you can Take Action, Have Fun and Help Puget Sound!

1. Help us raise funds!  Jack Johnson is matching every dollar contributed to PSA from March 1 – September 14, up to a total of $2,500!  Please make a contribution NOW and your money will be doubled by Jack Johnson’s new charity, the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation! 
2. FREE TICKETS to the show!  With a donation to PSA, you will be entered into a random selection to receive 4 Free Tickets to the Jack Johnson show at the Gorge Amphitheatre on August 22nd!

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PSA's Clean Marina program receives Legacy Award

VIDEO: Saving Puget Sound

Alliance. See what's at stake in Puget Sound and what we are doing about it!

Watch the video

VIDEO: The Hood Canal Dead zone

Join us and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife for an underwater tour of the Hood Canal dead zone during a low dissolved oxygen event at Sund Rocks on September 19th, 2006. Watch the video.