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Survival of Puget Sound Steelhead – A Tale of Danger and Intrigue

April 1, 2020 6:57 pm   |   Published by

Megan Moore, a researcher from NOAA’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center, discusses her group’s research, partnered with Long Live the Kings, to help recover steelhead populations throughout the Puget Sound. We’re grateful for Megan’s work to help us recover steelhead in Puget Sound!


Lucas Hall

At LLTK, Lucas led the creation of Survive the Sound – a salmon education and outreach campaign reaching over 20,000 people annually. He managed a project researching and testing innovative fish passage strategies at one of the region’s largest fish passage barriers, the Hood Canal Bridge.

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