A River of Change
They say that change is the only constant in life. Nowhere is this more apparent than here, standing atop the site of the former Lower Elwha Dam, watching the river flow free after over 100 years.
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Peninsula Yacht Basin is first Clean Marina in Gig Harbor
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 17, 2013 MEDIA CONTACT Andy Gregory, Puget Soundkeeper Alliance, 206-297-7002, andy@pugetsoundkeeper.org
12 Rivers Puyallup with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
This month we partnered with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters and spent two long days getting down and dirty with a very urban section of the Puyallup river.
Washington Supreme Court rules in favor of Ecology’s authority
Today, the Washington Supreme Court ruled 8-1 in support of a decision of the Washington State Department of Ecology (Ecology), defeating a challenge by rancher Joseph Lemire in a case that challenged the state’s authority to regulate the water quality impacts of cattle and other nonpoint source pollution.
Fat Salmon Swim(able Waters)
On Saturday, July 20th 350 swimmers huddled in the early morning mist awaiting instruction before the 14th Annual Fat Salmon Swim.
Clean Water Advocates Push EPA on State’s Toxic Fish Rules
According to Waterkeepers Washington, EPA is violating its duty under federal law by failing to take action and protect public health.