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Action Agenda: Our Roadmap to Restoring the Sound

Across the Puget Sound region, the Puget Sound Partnership is mobilizing communities, agencies and organizations to work together to create a comprehensive Action Agenda to restore Puget Sound.

07.14.08 Following review and incorporation of comments received, revised discussion papers for the Human Health, Water Quantity, Species, Food Web and Biodiversity, and Habitat and Land Use topic forums are now available.

07.09.08 Draft action area profiles are now available! The Partnership invites you to take a moment to review the profile for your action area and let us know what you think by either attending an action area workshop, joining an online discussion, or submitting comments in writing via email or mail. Your comments will be considered in revised versions of the profiles. The comment deadline is August 15, so don’t delay!

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Beach Naturalists Needed!
Care about beaches? Good with people? Become a beach naturalist this summer. To sign up, please call Charlotte Spang at (206) 245-0143 or email beachnaturalist@seattle.gov.

Photo of the Week

Puget Sound, Courtesy of Tomsimages.com via Puget Sound "Silent Crisis" Flickr Group
A habitat restoration area on an industrialized urban river. These sedges were planted here in the intertidal zone, shown at low tide. These restoration areas provide places for threatened Chinook salmon to rest, transition from salt to fresh water, and find food as the migrate upstream to spawn, and for the young fish to go to the Sound.
Photo courtesy of Lydia Heard, Puget Sound "Silent Crisis" Flickr group member.

Blogging Around The Sound


Watching Our Water Ways
a kitsapsun.com blog by Christopher Dunagan

Dateline Earth
Environment Blog by Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporters Lisa Stiffler and Robert McClure

 

Partnership News

Join us tomorrow! Puget Sound "Silent Crisis"
Photo Excursion

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Advisory groups to Puget Sound Partnership set to meet this, next week
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Puget Sound Partnership seeks Sound-wide input on recovery priorities
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Report: San Juan Island ecosystem protection
efforts working

San Juan Initiative a pilot for rest of Puget Sound
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A call to action from People For Puget Sound
Watch on Google Video

Stormwater management workshops
proving popular

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Puget Sound Partnership needs photos depicting Sound’s ‘silent crisis'
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We can't risk losing the Sound and its bounties
(Bill Dewey | For The Olympian)
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Failing our Sound
(A Seattle Times Special Report)
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