Jake-e-boy, thanks for the link!
@Bob Triggs get in here good sir and make sure we on the right trackGet in touch with Bob Triggs, he is a member of the board. He will know what organizations there are on the op.
Thanks for the nod. FYI, I am not sitting on any boards right now.Feeling like I should give something back and wondering if anyone knows what organisations are doing good work for salmon and steelhead conservation on the Olympic Peninsula?
Sue em all!!!wild steelhead coalition
Well thanks for the misappropriationSue em all!!!
Maybe you are the one that should research. I've done my research and my time and money goes to actually helping, not movies and lawyers.Well thanks for the misappropriation
I think you have us confused with another organization. Do your homework before you start slinging barbs
Thanks Bob - joined and donated. An impressive grassroots org. that prioritizes well and is getting results.Thanks for the nod. FYI, I am not sitting on any boards right now.
My vote is for our Regional Fisheries Enhancement Group, the North Olympic Salmon Coalition. They have been working on restoration of numerous watersheds, along the north coast, from the Hood Canal Bridge area all of the way out to the west-end of the Peninsula. They have had great success in restoring some estuarine habitat as well. There are very few restoration programs anywhere that are able to do restoration work from headwaters to estuary. Some of our small streams were nearly devoid of fish. Some no longer had any salmon returning. Now we have small farm streams out here that host thousands of wild salmon every year. And those streams are putting out hundreds of thousands to over a million smolt every spring. Many of the projects focused on summer chum salmon restoration. And then the coho and steelhead and cutthroat and lamprey, and stickleback and sculpin, etc., etc., all came back too. It's an extraordinary story. Volunteers are always welcome. And you can help as much or as little as you like. The need for financial contributions is continuous, as these programs have to fund themselves. For more information:
www.nosc.org
Thank you for your support!!!Thanks Bob - joined and donated. An impressive grassroots org. that prioritizes well and is getting results.
If you'd done your research, you'd recognize that the National Marine Fisheries Service going a decade without completing and implementing its legally-required Puget Sound wild steelhead recovery plan was lawsuit-worthy.View attachment 128768
Maybe you are the one that should research. I've done my research and my time and money goes to actually helping, not movies and lawyers.
I had my septic system pumped and inspected. Good enough for you?So what have you done for wild steelhead lately?
Never said that we weren't part of a wide based coalition of groups that moved some much needed action.View attachment 128768
Maybe you are the one that should research. I've done my research and my time and money goes to actually helping, not movies and lawyers.
Never said that we weren't part of a wide based coalition of groups that moved some much needed action.
Dude, you're crazy if you think we're making anyone rich, let alone a lawyer. All volunteer based, we get shit done on a shoestring.
You're upset about a movie. hahaha. So education makes no sense right? You're so removed from it you dont know what we do. Maybe that's our fault
And Kerry, dont be an ass![]()
I'll be whatever you think I am. I can't stand the holier than thou crap some push around here. What the hell have you done lately? Bullshit.And Kerry, dont be an ass.
Depends how far you live from a steelhead river...I had my septic system pumped and inspected. Good enough for you?
Passive aggressive crap.