Thank you for helping stop marine debris! SB5022 is now on its way to the Governor’s desk.
On April 7, the Washington State House voted 73-24 to pass Senate Bill 5022, marking a significant step forward in tackling the runaway plastics …
Clean Water in Olympia
Puget Soundkeeper’s 2021 legislative priorities include a styrofoam ban and other bills that would reduce plastics in the waste stream—and in our waters. Soundkeeper also supports funding for sewage treatment plants, salmon recovery, and the HEAL Act, which would direct environmental investments to communities highly impacted by pollution.
News
Read the latest information about our Clean Water Act enforcement, water quality monitoring, on-water patrols and volunteer activities.
Legislative Update
We are happy to report that most of Soundkeeper’s Legislative priorities are moving forward! Here …
A New Opportunity to Support Clean Water Infrastructure
On Wednesday March 31 President Biden announced his American Jobs Plan, a $2 trillion domestic investment …
Microplastic Monitoring along the Green-Duwamish Watershed
In the fall of 2020, volunteers across the Green-Duwamish Watershed collected water samples tosurvey for …
Soundkeeper is looking for its next Executive Director!
Are you a consensus builder and strategist who can bring together regional advocates, policymakers, and residents …
Citizens for a Healthy Bay & Puget Soundkeeper Alliance Announce Suit Over Pollution from Electron Dam
Today Puget Soundkeeper and Citizens for a Healthy Bay sued Electron Hydro LLC for alleged …