The Trail will operate a bit differently this year due to Covid 19. For the 2020 season, the Trail will be open Friday – Sunday starting November 6. The Trail will be closed for Thanksgiving and the final day will … Continued
In light of recent events in Washington State and around the Puget Sound region (and beyond), SPSSEG will be postponing our annual meeting that was set for Thursday March 26 in Lacey. Please be on the lookout for a make-up … Continued
Join us at Kennedy Creek for our annual fundraiser! Bundle up, pull on your rain boots and join in the fun at the Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail. Click the flyer for more information!
Brews & News is back on August 2nd at 6:30. We will welcome Hannah Faulkner to Boston Harbor Marina where she will give us the low down on the wee forage fish that inhabit Puget Sound Shorelines!
Recruitment Announcement for the Regional Fisheries Coalition Position Title: Managing Director The RFC is seeking a part-time executive to implement board approved goals and objectives. The Managing Director will represent the RFC members and report to the board. For more … Continued
The Kennedy Creek Salmon Trail will open on Saturday, October 28 this year. Open through until December 3, the Trail offers an incredible learning experience for students and community members, bringing them face to face with wild Chum salmon. If you … Continued
Join us on June 30th at Boston Harbor Marina, to enjoy some great local brews and discuss the latest news in local efforts towards research, restoration and conservation in Puget Sound! Hope to see you there!
We are overwhelmed by the support shown on Saturday at our 3rd Annual Chum, Chowder, and Chocolate. A record 500 people came to the Trail on a cold, sunny day to enjoy a cuppa Xinh’s famous chowder served up by … Continued
The Ohop Phase III Project is currently under construction. Visit ohopcreek.org for additional details about this project. Panorama shot of Ohop Valley. Photo credit Charly Kearns For centuries, floodplain and flat wetland areas have been cleared of trees, and creeks straightened into … Continued