Protecting & Preserving Puget Sound
“EPA’s course-correction is a vital step forward, and couldn’t be more timely,” said Sean Dixon, Executive Director at Puget Soundkeeper. “Communities around the state rely on these water quality standards to ensure their fish and shellfish resources can thrive and are safe to eat. When the standard for safety is lowered, real lives — and livelihoods — are put at risk.”
Litigation settlement with Puget Soundkeeper will end seven years of illegal water pollution activities at …
Through Soundkeeper’s Lost Urban Creeks program, this youth leadership program spent a year monitoring water …
Media Statement on Trump EPA Rollback of Washington State Clean Water Standards Olympia, WA — …
Help #SaveTheCleanWaterAct Submit Public Comment Now The Trump Administration’s proposal to gut the Clean Water …
This winter, Soundkeeper volunteers participated in the Puget Sound Mussel Monitoring Project.
Environmental scientist Amanda Bidwell answers questions about her graduate research, which showed that moss can reveal important trends in urban pollution.
In February of last year, the West Point Sewage Treatment Plant experienced a failure that …
Out on the water with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife as they sample for toxics at sites around Puget Sound.