Take Action: Support the Bottles and Cans Recycling Refund Act
Puget Soundkeeper volunteers pick up thousands of pounds of trash during our cleanups, much of which consists …
Protecting and enhancing the waters of Puget Sound.
Since its inception in 1970, Earth Day has evolved into a month-long movement that is in part a celebration of ecology and water and public health; but also part protest, call to action, and launchpad for change. Since 1984 Puget Soundkeeper’s mission has always been the same: celebrate Puget Sound while defending it with action.
This month, we’re out and about around the Sound collaborating with communities, partners, and people like you on cleanups, enforcement actions, science, and environmental education. We couldn’t do this work without you! Check out our Event Page for ways to join us this Earth Month!!
Read the latest information about our policy initiatives, community science work, Clean Water Act enforcement, water quality monitoring, on-water patrols, and volunteer activities.
Puget Soundkeeper volunteers pick up thousands of pounds of trash during our cleanups, much of which consists …
Send a Valentine on behalf of Puget Sound: Call your legislators today and tell them …
Washington’s plastic bag law, passed in 2020, has not been effective in reducing the amount …
Most Washingtonians will never see a bluntnose sixgill shark (Hexanchus griseus) in their lifetime. Yet, Puget Sound is thought to be the natal …
Bottles and Cans Recycling Refund Act (HB 1607) Support HB 1607 by signing in PRO …
Toxic PPD chemicals shed from tires and enter our waterways through stormwater runoff. The transformation …