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Remembering Ken Balcomb and his Extraordinary Life with Killer Whales
Christopher Dunagan 1/5/23 Christopher Dunagan 1/5/23

Remembering Ken Balcomb and his Extraordinary Life with Killer Whales

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Western Wild Salmon Might Finally Get a Big Win They Desperately Need
Adventure Journal 8/2/22 Adventure Journal 8/2/22

Western Wild Salmon Might Finally Get a Big Win They Desperately Need

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Gray Whale Spotted at Mukilteo Waterfront Was a Newcomer
Everett Herald 7/28/22 Everett Herald 7/28/22

Gray Whale Spotted at Mukilteo Waterfront Was a Newcomer

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What You Need To Know About the Extension of British Columbia’s Salmon Farm Licenses
The Narwhal 7/1/22 The Narwhal 7/1/22

What You Need To Know About the Extension of British Columbia’s Salmon Farm Licenses

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The Hatchery Crutch: How We Got Here
Hakai Magazine 6/6/22 Hakai Magazine 6/6/22

The Hatchery Crutch: How We Got Here

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The Quest to Save the Pinto Abalone
Crosscut 5/31/22 Crosscut 5/31/22

The Quest to Save the Pinto Abalone

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What It’s Like to Learn to Surf in the Pacific Northwest in Your 30s
Field Mag 5/17/22 Field Mag 5/17/22

What It’s Like to Learn to Surf in the Pacific Northwest in Your 30s

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Researchers Investigate Rare Wild Coho-Chinook Salmon Hybrid in the Salish Sea
Field & Stream 5/16/22 Field & Stream 5/16/22

Researchers Investigate Rare Wild Coho-Chinook Salmon Hybrid in the Salish Sea

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Nuclear Sea Otters: A Wildlife Refugee Story
KUOW 4/28/22 KUOW 4/28/22

Nuclear Sea Otters: A Wildlife Refugee Story

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A Mystery Worm is Threatening the Future of Washington’s Oysters
High Country News 4/5/22 High Country News 4/5/22

A Mystery Worm is Threatening the Future of Washington’s Oysters

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Tribal Leaders Allege State Intentionally Ignores Treaty Rights
Indian Country Today 4/4/22 Indian Country Today 4/4/22

Tribal Leaders Allege State Intentionally Ignores Treaty Rights

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The Story of Coast Douglas-fir Forests
Raincoast Conservation Foundation 3/8/22 Raincoast Conservation Foundation 3/8/22

The Story of Coast Douglas-fir Forests

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Catching Crabs in a Suffocating Sea
Hakai Magazine 3/8/22 Hakai Magazine 3/8/22

Catching Crabs in a Suffocating Sea

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What New Projections of Sea Level Rise Mean for Puget Sound and the Washington Coast
The Seattle Times 2/28/22 The Seattle Times 2/28/22

What New Projections of Sea Level Rise Mean for Puget Sound and the Washington Coast

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Whale, Hello There — Gray Whales Spotted in Whidbey Basin
South Whidbey Record 2/28/22 South Whidbey Record 2/28/22

Whale, Hello There — Gray Whales Spotted in Whidbey Basin

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How a Tacoma Gas Facility Started a Fight Over Climate Change, Sovereignty and Human Rights
High Country News 2/26/22 High Country News 2/26/22

How a Tacoma Gas Facility Started a Fight Over Climate Change, Sovereignty and Human Rights

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New UW Research Explores a Way to Fight Off Invasive Green Crabs
Crosscut 2/24/22 Crosscut 2/24/22

New UW Research Explores a Way to Fight Off Invasive Green Crabs

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Seattle’s Sea Potential Inspires Youth of Color with a Mission to Protect Environment
The Seattle Times 2/21/22 The Seattle Times 2/21/22

Seattle’s Sea Potential Inspires Youth of Color with a Mission to Protect Environment

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Giant Kelp is Getting Less Nutritious
Hakai Magazine 2/11/22 Hakai Magazine 2/11/22

Giant Kelp is Getting Less Nutritious

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The Race to Free Washington’s Last Orca in Captivity
Seattle Met 2/9/22 Seattle Met 2/9/22

The Race to Free Washington’s Last Orca in Captivity

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We acknowledge that the areas where we live, work and play lie on the ancestral land of the Coast Salish peoples.

Lifetimes of stories have already occurred and been past on near the waters of Puget Sound and lifetimes of stories are currently being built on these lands.

We aim to always remember that, honor it and lift indigenous voices.