Puget Soundkeeper Alliance

We want to wrap up Orca Month with a HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us for a cleanup and attended an Orca Month event!

Don’t forget to make your plan to vote, and we will see you next June!🩵

Orcas do not like plastic pollution!

Puget Soundkeeper works in communities by cleaning up plastic and litter, and in the policy arena by advocating for long term solutions, so that we and the orcas can enjoy our shared waters for generations to come.

To join us at our next cleanup, visit pugetsoundkeeper.org/events

Join Puget Soundkeeper for our annual 5th of July cleanup on and around Lake Union! Volunteers will help remove firework debris and other litter generated from 4th of July festivities. 🎆

Choose from 3 locations:

🦀 Wallingford Steps (Walking Cleanup)

🦆 South Lake Union - Lake Union Park (Walking Cleanup)

💧 Lake Union (Kayak Cleanup)

Supplies will be provided. FREE pizza lunch to follow! 🍕

Sign up on pugetsoundkeeper.org/events 📝

What do tires have to do with orca protection?

Toxic chemicals from tires wash straight into our shared waters every time it rains! These chemicals have harmful effects on salmon, and are devastating to coho salmon in particular.

Protecting orca also means protecting their food source.

Puget Soundkeeper is dedicated to getting toxic 6PPD out of our environment ASAP. Visit Puget Soundkeeper's 6PPD resource page at: https://pugetsoundkeeper.org/current-priorities/6ppd-quinone/