We must act to protect Puget Sound orcas
UPDATE August 10, 2018: The mother has now been carrying the calf for seventeen days, …
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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 …
Taking on plastic
Each year, over 8 million metric tons of plastic waste enter the world’s oceans. That’s equal to one dump truck every minute. Learn what you can do to help.
Yes on Initiative 1631, the Protect Washington Act
Initiative 1631, the Protect Washington Act, is a chance for our state to take action on climate change.
Tiny mussels reveal toxics in our water
This winter, Soundkeeper volunteers participated in the Puget Sound Mussel Monitoring Project.
Moss tells a story of urban pollution
Environmental scientist Amanda Bidwell answers questions about her graduate research, which showed that moss can reveal important trends in urban pollution.
A brief history of Waterkeeper Alliance, and the future we can achieve
Read an interview from Waterkeeper Alliance Executive Director Marc Yaggi on the history and future of the movement.
Why we need to approve the Environmental Justice Act of 2017
Soundkeeper supports Senator Cory Booker’s Environmental Justice Act of 2017, a bill that would increase protections for the communities most impacted by pollution.
No new coal mining in Washington State
Soundkeeper submitted comments from our members opposing the proposed re-opening of the John Henry Coal Mine in Black Diamond.