Stories of recovering Puget Sound Three stories of communities coming together to make a difference Kids Kick Asphalt Out of the School Yard for Cleaner Water Trekking the Backroads Counting Culverts for Salmon Setting the Table for Fish, Farms, and Floodplains Call to Action! It’s time to get to work! Each of us has a role to play in achieving Puget Sound recovery. What’s your role in recovery? State Legislators | State Agencies | Local Government | Congress | Federal Agencies | NGOs | Puget Sound Partnership | The Public | Tribes Condition of the Puget Sound Ecosystem Learn about the latest data on Puget Sound Status of the Puget Sound Recovery Effort Learn about the latest on funding and recovery actions 2019 STATE OF THE SOUND Messages from the Puget Sound Partnership’s director and boards LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOROn the surface, Puget Sound looks beautiful, but it’s in grave trouble. Southern Resident orcas, Chinook salmon, steelhead, and many other species are listed under the Endangered Species… LETTER FROM THE LEADERSHIP COUNCILAs part of the Puget Sound Partnership’s work to accelerate the effort to protect and recover Puget Sound, we present the 2019 State of the Sound… COMMENTS FROM THE SCIENCE PANELThe Puget Sound region faces increasing pressures from accelerating population growth, development and climate change. To ensure the Puget Sound ecosystem can recover from disturbance and maintain and enhance the benefits it provides to people and nature across the region, we must increase…