| 1st
Annual Community Oyster Roast |
Puget
Soundkeeper Alliance and
the Community celebrated the oyster on Sunday, May 4th
at the Golden Gardens Bathhouse.
Thanks
to our community sponsors
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| An
Unprecedented Cooperative Effort Yields Positive Results
for Boatyards. |
Puget
Soundkeeper Alliance joined with the Northwest
Marine Trade Association (NMTA) and the Department of
Ecology in sponsoring a Boatyard Stormwater Treatment
Technology Pilot Project. Both the NMTA and Puget
Soundkeeper Alliance had appealed the Boatyard Stormwater
General Permit for the second time. Read
the Executive Summary for the three technologies tested
in the study. Download
the full report (pdf - 6 MB) |
| KCTS
Connects features the Duwamish River from the Soundkeeper
boat |
Join
Enrique
Cerna and Soundkeeper Sue for the "Dead
River Running" KCTS Connects episode on the Duwamish
River. How polluted is the River and why are its
salmon ending up on our dinner tables? >>>Watch
Episode #913 (Please
scroll down to episode #913). |
| Citizen
Soundkeeper Reports Storm Drain Plume |
Each
heavy rain incident
flushes runoff from streets and hills directly into drains
flowing into Puget Sound. This
video was taken under water by diver Rhoda Green,
in Elliott Bay near Salty's in West Seattle. "To
me this gives a new meaning to what is in the water and
what it really looks like," Rhoda says. |
| Take
an Underwater Tour of the Hood Canal Dead Zone |
Join
us and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
for an underwater tour of the Hood Canal dead
zone during a low dissolved oxygen event at Sund Rocks
on September 19th, 2006. >>>Watch
the video. |