Multi-Benefit Investments: Salmon Recovery as Climate Resilience
How the Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration (PSAR) program helps salmon, ecosystems, and people adapt to changing conditions across the region.
Following the Flow: Mapping the Road to Cleaner Water
An interactive map prioritizes stormwater retrofits to reduce runoff carrying a tire-derived chemical linked to salmon deaths. Written by Sara Bruestle, freelance writer Salmon are icons in Washington: Their long-distance
Witnessing the River: Artist Timothy White Eagle on Water, Memory, and Relationship
When artist Timothy White Eagle talks about the Green-Duwamish River, he doesn’t describe it as a landscape, a resource, or even a subject for artistic study. He describes it as
From Forest to Furnace: Dan Friday Continues Tradition in Glass
Dan Friday, a member of the Lummi Nation, has been creating glass art drawn from his Coast Salish heritage for 30 years. The heat hit him first. Furnaces roared and
Approaching the Funding Cliff: What Happens When BIL Expires?
The makings of an engineered log jam on the Elwha River. Credit: Tiffany Royal/NWIFC The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) was passed to provide transformative funding spread across five years to
Nora Nickum’s New Children’s Book, Twelve Daring Grays
In January, the Puget Sound Partnership facilitated an interview with Nora Nickum, the vice president of conservation programs and partnerships at the Seattle Aquarium. In this role, she manages two
Community Highlight: Serve Ethiopians Washington
Over 50 volunteers gathered on Green Seattle Day to plant trees and shrubs with Serve Ethiopians Washington. Credit: Adonai Kebede One windy and cold October Saturday, almost 50 Seattleites zipped
