Forage Fish in the Salish Sea
Sand lance, herring, and surf smelt are called ‘forage fish’ because many larger animals forage (feed) on them, including marine […]
Zooplankton in Puget Sound
Zooplankton are tiny animals that float freely in the water column. They can move very short distances on their own, […]
Nearshore and Estuary Habitat
It’s no secret that healthy habitat is critical to healthy salmon and steelhead runs, but restoring habitat is a daunting […]
Statement to the WDFW Commission - Dec. 14, 2018
LLTK’s Deputy Director, Michael Schmidt, made comments during a science update to the Washington State Departement of Fish and Wildlife […]
Long Live the Kings Partners with Ray's Boathouse and Café
Long Live the Kings is proud to have forged a partnership with Ray’s Boathouse and Café. Now stronger together, we […]
Fighting for our Killer Whales
How Long Live the Kings is working to save our Southern Resident Killer Whales You have undoubtedly heard recently about […]
Executive Director Update - June, 2018
Through this spring and early summer, as salmon and steelhead migrate out of their home rivers, we are filled with […]
Behind the Scenes of Survive the Sound
A lot of effort goes into tracking juvenile steelhead. People often ask us how we’re able to pull off tracking […]
Take Necessary Steps to Save Our Salmon
I. Long Live the Kings joins other state, federal and tribal leaders supporting a moratorium on new net pens in […]