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LLTK’s 2017 Annual Report

June 8, 2018 1:22 pm   |   Published by

View Long Live the Kings’ 2017 annual report to get a snapshot of LLTK’s projects and progress. 


Lucas Hall

At LLTK, Lucas led the creation of Survive the Sound – a salmon education and outreach campaign reaching over 20,000 people annually. He managed a project researching and testing innovative fish passage strategies at one of the region’s largest fish passage barriers, the Hood Canal Bridge.

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