For Immediate Release:  Innovative fish passage project hopes to guide salmon and steelhead to survival at the Hood Canal Bridge 

Contact: Lucas Hall, Director of Projects – Long Live the Kings  lhall@lltk.org (206) 382-9555 x30  Port Gamble, WA – On […]

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Herring illustrations show ancient techniques meeting modern science

Herring research in Puget Sound combines Indigenous techniques with Western science, shown in new illustrations.

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LLTK joins research network modeling Puget Sound ecosystems

Long Live the Kings is part of a new collaborative project led by the Puget Sound Institute to create the […]

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Piloting a New Way to Manage Stormwater in Ohop Valley

In the late 1800s, settlers converted the Ohop Valley to pastures and farm fields, turning a once meandering Ohop Creek […]

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What is blue-green infrastructure?

Every day we benefit from the natural environment around us. These benefits, called ecosystem services, have not always been acknowledged […]

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Survive the Sound: Día 5

¡Último día de la migración! Inicie sesión y chequea tu pescado. ¡Solo siete peces sobrevivieron! ¡GUAU! Parece que las truchas […]

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Survive the Sound: Día 4

¡Día cuatro de la migración! Inicie sesión y chequea tu pescado. Tenemos dos peces que se acercan la línea de […]

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Getting Schooled in Salmon

FOX 13 Seattle’s Brian MacMillan got a chance to sit in an Olympia classroom as students learned about fish and […]

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Survive the Sound: Día 3

¡Día tres de la migración! Inicie sesión y chequea tu pescado. Ayer tuvimos nuestras primeras muertes de truchas arcoiris. QEPD […]

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