Millions of dollars for Puget Sound habitat restoration is being held up by red tape. Proposed Washington State legislation is the key to unlock it.

Lack of Chinook salmon is the leading cause of decline in the population of Southern Resident killer whales. Without a secure source, they will go extinct.

Pacific Coast waters are important feeding grounds for Southern Resident killer whales, but the Government is yet to finalize protections for this critical habitat.

The four lower Snake River Dams choke off hundreds of miles of pristine wild salmon habitat. Breaching them will help feed endangered killer whales.