Follow the Journey Home: Survive the Sound Starts Swimming October 12

For 10 years, Long Live the Kings has been using its unique ‘Survive the Sound’ game to teach local students […]

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Where to Spot Returning Salmon

Watching salmon up close as they migrate upstream offers a truly unique experience. These keystone species undertake a demanding journey, […]

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Hot Temps Mean Problems for Salmon

Salmon are woven into the identity of the Pacific Northwest: culturally, economically, and ecologically. But this summer has been notably […]

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200 Nautical Miles, One Mission: Salmon Survival

Heading into their sixth year, the Puget Sound Juvenile Salmon Offshore Monitoring team is setting off on their annual two-week […]

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Meet the Artist Behind Survive the Sound!

Anyone who has played Survive the Sound will instantly recognize the cast of colorful characters that help bring the game […]

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The Game that Science Built: 10 Years of Survive the Sound

More than 30,000 people participate in Survive the Sound every year. Not because they’re salmon scientists, but because an adorable […]

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2025 SSMSP Symposium

The Salish Sea Marine Survival Project (SSMSP), initiated and coordinated by Long Live the Kings (LLTK) and the Pacific Salmon […]

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New Fish, New Features, and Record-Breaking Participation for Survive the Sound 2025

Spring is a time for change and movement in the Pacific Northwest. Wildflowers start to bloom, the sun peeks out […]

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Long Live the Kings Awarded Microsoft AI for Good Sponsorship to Advance Ecosystem Modeling in Puget Sound

SEATTLE, WA — April 30, 2025 — Long Live the Kings (LLTK), a nonprofit dedicated to restoring wild salmon and […]

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