View from the Helm
A New Year’s Message from your Puget Soundkeeper By Chris Wilke, Puget Soundkeeper and Executive …
Category: News
Getting perspective: our partnership with LightHawk
Since 2017, Soundkeeper has been lucky enough to work with LightHawk to coordinate aerial pollution patrols above Puget Sound.
Soundkeeper applauds Governor Inslee’s Orca Recovery budget package
We are at a critical moment for our resident orca whales and experts agree we are likely at our last chance to save these magnificent creatures from extinction.
The Clean Water Act is under attack
The federal government’s move today to roll back its interpretation of Clean Water Act protections for a large number of wetlands and streams endangers public health and the future of our shared waters.
Why we’re voting yes on Initiative 1631
Initiative 1631 is a crucial step forward towards a just transition to clean energy and protection for our air, water, and communities.
Help gather data to save Puget Sound salmon
When the rain starts, fall salmon runs begin! Returning salmon swim up streams and rivers …
China’s ban on plastic waste is a wake-up call
China’s ban on plastic waste is an opportunity to rethink responsible waste management.
We must act to protect Puget Sound orcas
UPDATE August 10, 2018: The mother has now been carrying the calf for seventeen days, …
Broken Fish film highlights the plight of coho salmon
“Would you eat fish out of this river?” That’s the opening line of Broken Fish: …
Duwamish barge fire raises concerns about community health and pollution
On Tuesday, June 26 around 8:30 pm a barge full of scrap metal caught fire …