The passage of the Healthy Environment for All (HEAL) Act in 2021 identifies the Partnership as one of seven agencies mandated to develop policies and programs most directly impactful to environmental justice

LEARN ABOUT OUR LATEST PROGRESS: ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE ASSESSMENTS



satellite view of the Salish Sea

CHARTING THE COURSE TO RECOVERY

2022-2026 Action Agenda
Implementation Strategies
Results-based management
construction of an engineered log jam

ACTIONS ACROSS THE SOUND

Salmon recovery
Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration (PSAR) program
National Estuary Program (NEP)
Local recovery and Local Integrating Organizations (LIOs)
Puget Sound Nearshore Credits
Strategic Intiative Leads
water testing

MEASURING RECOVERY

Evaluating actions to recover Puget Sound
Puget Sound Vital Signs
Ecosystem monitoring (PSEMP)
Science and evaluation overview
2021 State of the Sound
Puget Sound Info
Recovery Spatial Data and Tools
community meeting

SUPPORTING OUR PARTNERS

Partnership boards
Funding opportunities
Federal support for Puget Sound recovery
2023 legislative session
2021 Puget Sound Day on the Hill
Making Waves magazine
Aerial photo of shellfish beds in Samish Bay. Photo from Sakgit County Public Works MAKING WAVES
Protecting and restoring shellfish beds throughout Puget Sound
Headshot photo of Nora Nickum, senior ocean policy manager at the Seattle Aquarium and author of books and magazine articles for kids. MAKING WAVES
Nora Nickum on her new book, "Superpod: Saving the Endangered Orcas of the Pacific Northwest"
Photo of an overpass over the Cedar River MAKING WAVES
Preventing stormwater pollution protects what we care about
Chart that illustrates differences in business-as-usual scenario and alternative future scenarios RESOURCE
Alternative futures for Puget Sound
Photo of the Capitol Building in Olympia with the text Legislative Update written in orange letters superimposed on the top corner of the photo RESOURCE
2023 session information
Puget Sound Acquisition and Restoration Fund (PSAR) logo superimposed on a photo of a creek with trees in the background STATEMENT
Partnership's Pro-Equity Anti-Racism statement
Screenshot from the Puget Sound Geographic Program video that shows a boat moving through Puget Sound with a semi-transparent play button superimposed on the screenshot to indicate this is a video MAKING WAVES
Puget Sound Geographic Program funds at work
Young coho salmon swimming in a river, with rocks lining the bottom of the riverbed MAKING WAVES
Clearing the road for salmon recovery: 6PPD-quinone and mitigation solutions
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SCIENCE PANEL


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ECOSYSTEM COORDINATION BOARD


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SALMON RECOVERY COUNCIL





2021 State of the Sound

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