Endangered No More
A milestone for salmon recovery in Hood Canal By Mark Glyde, originally published in Harbors Magazine In the estuary flats […]
Partnering with Salish Sea Tribes to Restore Salmon Populations
Environmental Science Associates is an LLTK Sponsor. The Salish Sea (comprised of the Puget Sound, Strait of Georgia, and Strait […]
LISTEN: Microsoft Grant Shows How Artificial Intelligence Could Help Salmon Recovery (KNKX)
By Bellamy Pailthorp, KNKX One of the biggest mysteries among people working on salmon recovery in Puget Sound and the […]
The Latest from Glenwood Springs
Your passion for the region, salmon, and their ecosystem fuels real solutions for a sustainable and thriving Pacific Northwest! The […]
Long Live the Kings and Partners Awarded $750K to Address Steelhead Deaths Around Floating Bridge
Approximately 65% of juvenile, out-migrating steelhead that make it to the Hood Canal floating bridge do not make it to […]
Take Necessary Steps to Save Our Salmon
I. Long Live the Kings joins other state, federal and tribal leaders supporting a moratorium on new net pens in […]
Meet The Artist Behind Survive the Sound
This year’s rollout of the Survive the Sound campaign, presented in partnership with Paul Allen’s Vulcan Inc., shed new light […]
Guest column: Salmon restoration funding supports our rural economies (The Daily Astorian)
By Glenn Lamb Special to The Daily Astorian Published on June 8, 2017 12:01AM “The Pacific Northwest is salmon country. […]
Long Live the Kings (Duke's Chowder House)
Long Live the Kings is proud to have Duke’s support. Check out one of Duke’s locations for sustainable salmon and keep […]