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long live the kings restoring wild salmon in the pacific northwest skip to main content skip to footer site map give today toggle navigation what we do our mission where we work our projects healthy habitat nisqually river delta habitat restoration toxics in the snohomish estuary restoring working waterfonts urban estuary restoration safe passage hood canal bridge assessment lake washington ship canal survive the sound science and innovation marine life monitoring ohop creek stormwater filtration pinniped predation on salmonids recovering herring to support salmon species conservation chinook adaptive management hood canal steelhead project hood canal summer chum recovery sustainable fishing glenwood springs chinook working together resilient salmon initiative salish sea marine survival project see all get involved ways to give monthly giving planned giving sponsorship stock donation workplace giving donor advised funds events sign up for our newsletter education blog survive the sound resource library about us our staff our board partners newsroom careers strategic plan annual reports contact us shop toggle search search submit search sign up for survive the sound homecoming pick your fish build your team and compete to see who makes it to their home river the migration starts october 12 sign up today previous slide next slide join the salmon squad make a monthly impact support salmon today previous slide next slide a future for salmon together forty years of community powered progress explore the annual report previous slide next slide event calendar ways to give get social survive the sound bringing salmon home for the long run why salmon matter since our founding in 1986 long live the kings has worked to restore wild salmon and steelhead and to support sustainable fishing we partner with a variety of stakeholders to find solutions and put them into action across the pacific northwest learn how we help who we are our vision is a northwest with a growing human population a thriving economy and strong and vibrant salmon runs with your support we re making that vision a reality get to know us what we do our programs combining on the ground fieldwork with scientific innovation and broad partnerships help decision makers advance salmon recovery while balancing the needs of fish and people dig into our projects our impact 30 years of work 1 million fish returned 250 partners 125 project sites stay up to date with our newsletter sign up news and stories follow the journey home survive the sound starts swimming october 12 blog for 10 years long live the kings has been using its unique survive the sound game to teach local students read more where to spot returning salmon blog watching salmon up close as they migrate upstream offers a truly unique experience these keystone species undertake a demanding journey read more hot temps mean problems for salmon blog salmon are woven into the identity of the pacific northwest culturally economically and ecologically but this summer has been notably read more what we do our mission where we work our projects newsroom about us our staff partners annual reports strategic plan get involved give to lltk careers shop contact us education survive the sound resources 2125 western ave ste 300 seattle wa 98121 p 206 382 9555 follow us follow us on linkedin follow us on facebook follow us on youtube follow us on instagram 2026 long live the kings all rights reserved privacy policy terms conditions accessibility statement