Make your clean water gift to Puget Soundkeeper during GiveBig & GivingTuesdayNow on May 5th-6th
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Puget Soundkeeper Kicks Off Earth Month with Virtual Cleanups
Clean water advocates target neighborhood trash and inspire an online community of Cleanup Heroes with …
Community Update from Puget Soundkeeper – Stay Safe & Healthy
Dear Soundkeeper Members, Volunteers, Partners, and Supporters, On Monday afternoon in response to the COVID-19 …
2019-2020 Study Results: Microplastics in Puget Sound Waterways
Scientists everywhere are finding microplastics in our air, soil, and drinking water. Oceanic and atmospheric circulation, like currents and wind, move these tiny, sesame-seed sized plastics to every part of the globe, infecting our waterways, agriculture, and wildlife. The plastic crisis shows just how connected the planet really is, and the detrimental impacts plastics have on both aquatic and human health are felt globally.
Puget Soundkeeper’s COVID-19 Response: Your Health & Safety is Our Priority
To Our Valued Members, Volunteers, Partners, and Supporters, At Puget Soundkeeper, we care deeply about …
In Remembrance of Longtime Puget Sound Advocate, Paul Fredrickson
By: Katelyn Kinn We, the Puget Soundkeeper family, are saddened to share that our longtime …