Salmon can travel hundreds of miles to get to the ocean. Throughout this journey, they rely on cold, clean, clear water — which we can measure! Learn how the Greenway Education Program measures the temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, phosphate, and turbidity of water. Then use Google Maps to find a stream near your home and follow it to the Puget Sound, looking for potential sources of source and non-point source pollution along the way.
Canada is taking big steps to eliminate the environmental damage and risks posed by pen-raised salmon…
An agreement has been reached between California, Oregon and PacifiCorp company to remove four hydroelectric dams along California’s second largest river…
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Nitrogen from wastewater treatment plants are creating a serious problem for salmon, orcas, and the Puget Sound food web…
In these mass coho death events, anywhere from 40% to 90% perish in the most affected urban streams…