Puget Sound Salmon Recovery Threatened by Proposed EPA Cuts (Seafood Source)
LLTK’s Deputy Director, Michael Schmidt, was recently interviewed by Seafood Source regarding the current administration’s proposal to eliminate Environmental Protection Agency […]
Puzzling Steelhead Deaths Studied at Hood Canal Bridge (KING5 News)
Long Live the Kings–in partnership with the Hood Canal Coordinating Council, tribes, and state and federal agencies–is working to pinpoint […]
Come Experience a Fish Journey Like No Other. Survive the Sound!
This spring, thousands of people across the Pacific Northwest will join Long Live the Kings (LLTK) and Vulcan Inc. for […]
Save the Date! Our 2017 Benefit Dinner is April 20 in Seattle
Please join us for Salish Stories: Fish Tales and Sea Shanties, our 2017 Benefit Dinner, on Thursday, April 20, at […]
‘Seafood Sleuths’ Study Salmon Declines (Seattle Times)
“‘Seafood sleuths’ study mystery of Pacific Northwest salmon declines” By Duke’s Chowder House Wherever you live in the Pacific Northwest, […]
Now Available Online: Our 2016 Annual Report
2016 marked our 30th year of work to restore wild salmon and steelhead and provide sustainable fishing in the Pacific Northwest. […]
A Special Message from LLTK Board Member Jim Kraft
Dear Friends, For more than 50 years, my family and I have fished the Salish Sea, trolling for Blackmouth in […]
Is the Hood Canal Bridge Impacting Out-Migrating Salmon and Steelhead?
LLTK is working with our partners to better understand and mitigate the impacts of the Hood Canal Bridge on out-migrating […]
Space is Limited: Sign Up Now for Our 2017 VIP Fishing Derby!
Our second annual VIP fishing derby will take place June 22-25, 2017, on British Columbia’s beautiful Esperanza Inlet, hosted by […]