Focuses on improving the health of Commencement Bay

Dedicated to the protection of all native animals and plants in their native communities

Works to restore the Deschutes River Watershed by reconnecting the river to its estuary and to Budd Inlet for the health of the river, the South Puget Sound and the Salish Sea

Community advisory group to the EPA involved in all aspects of the cleanup of the Duwamish River

Organizes to build long-term political power and campaigns to change the rules of our economic and political systems that create injustice and destroy nature

Uses innovative public-private partnerships, applied science, legal advocacy, and community-based initiatives to protect the land, water, and sea

Works to prevent sprawl in order to protect Washington state’s resources and make its urban areas livable for and available to all

Classes through Washington State University Extension, including Stream Stewards, Beach Naturalists, and Salmon Docents

Restores wild salmon and steelhead and supports sustainable fishing in the Pacific Northwest

Conserves the land and waters on which all life depends

Educates the public about the threats facing Southern Resident orcas and acts to eliminate those threats

Works statewide to achieve systemic change in Washington State by helping educators embed our FieldSTEM model in their classrooms, schools, and districts so their students develop into scientifically literate citizens

Helps set strong policies and regulations, enforces environmental regulations, engages citizens and businesses in cleanups and recovery projects, educates and involves the public in local water pollution issues, and partners with local and regional groups

Works collaboratively to restore marine habitat, water quality, and native species in Puget Sound through in-the-water projects

The unified voice advocating for the common mission of the Regional Fisheries Enhancement Groups (RFEGs) to protect and restore salmon populations in Washington State

We mobilize people in Northwest Washington to build just and thriving communities and to protect the land, water, and climate on which we all depend.

Increases public awareness and education and supports legal action to turn the tide on salmon habitat degradation

Conducts and sponsors vital scientific research in the Salish Sea and shares that information to forge common understandings and design region-wide solutions

Inspires conservation of our marine environment; through their beach naturalist program, local citizens volunteer to learn about and then share their knowledge of area shorelines with beachgoers at beaches around the city

Enjoy, explore, and protect the planet

A watchdog group that works to protect vital nearshore habitat and species.

A water quality and watershed education program working with youth to do water quality testing, plant trees, remove invasive species, and teach about the marine environment.

Creates people-based solutions that engage Puget Sound communities as caretakers of the land and water that sustain us

Protects and enhances the water resources, associated habitats, and wildlife of Thurston County through citizen education and action

Gathers important information about Bellevue’s streams, lakes, and wetlands and helps improve the city’s fish and wildlife habitat

A professional development program for student, teacher, and community leaders committed to educating for sustainability by aligning classroom rigor with community relevance

Building an ecologically sound, economically viable, and socially equitable food system

Cooperative effort led by Stewardship Partners and Washington State University Extension to promote rain gardens to address significant problems on priority streams and marine shorelines caused by untreated, uncontrolled runoff

Uniting Washington land trusts for our land and our future

A nonprofit, statewide advocacy organization that has been driving positive change to solve Washington’s most critical environmental challenges since 1967. Their mission is to protect, restore, and sustain Washington’s environment for all.

Washington Wild protects and restores wild lands and waters in Washington State through advocacy, education, and civic engagement. Washington Wild is proud to work with nearly 90 brewing industry partners across the state to advance our shared interest in protecting our waterways through their Brewshed® Alliance.

Salmon-Safe works with West Coast farmers, developers, and other environmentally innovative landowners to reduce watershed impacts through rigorous third-party verified certification. Salmon-Safe certified products bring a valuable economic benefit to the landowners that have earned certification while incentivizing other landowners to transition to Salmon-Safe practices.