On the 11th Day of Giving we saw near the Salish Sea…Eleven Salmon Spawning! What happens on land and in rivers has a large impact on the future of the Southern Resident killer whales. After the removal of 100-year-old dams on the Elwha river, salmon are spawning once again connecting life back to the river and nourishing the ecosystems that depend on them. With the installment of new trail cameras our team has been able to see many other wildlife using the land around the river. This recovery s

Salish Sea Wild — SeaDoc Society

10K views · 245 reactions | Between 2008 and 2011, the number of marine wildlife species in the Salish Sea listed as threatened or endangered nearly doubled. With so much at stake, now is the time to increase SeaDoc Society's impact. Be a part of the Salish Sea Forever Campaign! www.salishseaforever.org | SeaDoc Society | Facebook