Stormwater mitigation project to address health inequities in the Puget Sound area
How to consider nature’s impact on mental health in city plans
West Coast fishing communities’ vulnerability to climate change assessed in new study
Young herring ‘go with older fish’ a key finding in the Ocean Modeling Forum’s efforts
Where will the West’s next deadly wildfire strike? The risks are everywhere.
Minorities Are More Vulnerable to Wildfires
Minorities Are Most Vulnerable When Wildfires Strike in U.S., Study Finds
Review of Levin & Poe, Conservation for the Anthropocene Ocean, in Journal of Political Ecology
Keeping Science in Perspective: Lessons from Haida Gwaii
Genetic Research is the Next Step to Help Recover Endangered Orcas
March for science; stand as a community
A bright spot in Puget Sound: Sealife-nurturing eelgrass beds are holding steady
Herring work group connects science and tradition
The real value of our national-park system is conservation
To be sustainable, conservation needs to consider the human factor
A Seattle Biologist’s Cookbook Research
Interdisciplinary inspiration: Special journal edition honors multi talented UW alum, NOAA economist
Fighting over herring–the little fish that feeds multitudes
Gooseneck barnacle, anyone? Biologist studies seafood recipes to gauge our relationship with sea
Rise of the Ratfish in Puget Sound
Searching For The Mysterious Sixgill Sharks of Puget Sound
Kosher is good for seafood sustainability
2 UW scientists lead effort to craft ‘blueprint’ for holistic fisheries management
The fisheries scientist who saw the future
Keeping Ecosystems Afloat in a ‘Sea of Tipping Points’
Increasing pressure to harvest small fish worries scientists
Something fishy There are more salmon in the Columbia River. Not everybody is happy