Ten Things YOU can do to Help Save Salmon
The movement to save salmon is built on many fronts. From cutting edge computer modeling with artificial intelligence to a […]
Survive the Sound Watershed Tours - 2021
Survive the Sound 2021 has 48 juvenile steelhead leaving the Duwamish, Skokomish, and Nisqually rivers. Each one of these rivers […]
Web Developers Code for Salmon
In 2018, we were looking for a partner to revamp the website for our education and outreach campaign, Survive the […]
Salmon for the Holidays... or Anyday!
In partnership with PCC Community Markets and Hama Hama Oysters, LLTK hosted a webinar on December 16th where we stepped […]
New device may keep seals away from the Ballard Locks, giving migrating salmon a better chance at survival
For Immediate Release: 8/26/20 – Seattle, WA SUMMARY A group of partners working to improve salmon stocks have deployed a […]
Working in our Backyard: King County Projects
Recovering salmon in our urban environments is more than correcting past environmental damage. We’re learning lessons and pioneering new methods […]
Earth Day's 50th Anniversary
Humans have relied on salmon for as long as we have lived on the coastlines and rivers of the northern […]
Do marine plastics pose a threat to salmon survival in the Salish Sea?
Microplastics in our water is a relatively new problem and many are rightfully concerned. Spurred by encouragement from the broader […]
Survival of Puget Sound Steelhead - A Tale of Danger and Intrigue
Megan Moore, a researcher from NOAA’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center, discusses her group’s research, partnered with Long Live the Kings, […]