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Mid Sound Fisheries Together we can keep salmon a vibrant part of the Puget Sound.

Mid Sound is community-powered salmon habitat restoration – transforming degraded salmon habitat and building a future in which people enthusiastically steward local streams and beaches.

Calling all coastal contractors and shoreline enthusiasts!! Register NOW for our FREE Workshop on Nov. 13 ⭐️🌲🪾🦀🌊🐟 As a p...
10/14/2026

Calling all coastal contractors and shoreline enthusiasts!! Register NOW for our FREE Workshop on Nov. 13 ⭐️🌲🪾🦀🌊🐟

As a partner in the Shore Friendly King County program, Mid Sound is hosting a free Contractor Workshop on Nov. 13, at Camp Sealth on Vashon Island. We will be covering shoreline processes, integrated pest management, tree care, permitting and much more!!

4 WSDA CEUs are offered with completion of the workshop. Lunch will be provided :) Register using the QR code or at the link in our bio ⭐️

07/17/2026

Rainy winters are a fact of life here in Puget Sound, and how you manage runoff can make a big difference for your slopes.

One simple upgrade? Swap out old corrugated pipes for HDPE pipes. They last longer, clog less, and help keep water flowing away from your shoreline—reducing erosion and headaches down the road.

✨ Check the link in our bio for tips on keeping your drainage working for you. ✨

07/10/2026

Steep slopes and bluffs can shift over time, especially after heavy rain. Even small changes can sometimes lead to landslides—but there are ways to reduce the risk.

Watch for warning signs like cracks in the ground, leaning trees, or new soil movement. Managing runoff, keeping deep-rooted plants, and avoiding unnecessary soil disturbance can help keep your slopes safe.

✨ Check the link in our bio for tips on protecting your property and supporting shoreline stability. ✨

Applications are now open for Mid Sound's Community Action Training School (CATS) taking place this fall. CATS is a cont...
07/06/2026

Applications are now open for Mid Sound's Community Action Training School (CATS) taking place this fall. CATS is a continuing education program for residents 18+ that explores the restoration movement working to create healthy watersheds, and the importance of community building to save critical keystone species. Learn more and apply through the link: https://forms.gle/eYbSWHSVKN3m7nei8

Hello hello salmon friends!! Please join Mid Sound and wonderful partners for some sweet salmonid habitat restoration, S...
06/11/2026

Hello hello salmon friends!!

Please join Mid Sound and wonderful partners for some sweet salmonid habitat restoration, Saturday June 13th, from 11-2pm.

📍ƛ̕ ax̌ʷadis (Tl’ awh ah dees) Park
7515 Northeast 175th Street
Kenmore, WA 98028

🌱 We will circle up on plaza behind the restrooms before walking to our restoration areas together

See you soon! Check the link below for more details:
https://ideali.st/z7ZkAq

04/17/2026

for these little fry 🙌🐟

Give Big season is quickly approaching! Give Big will be on Tuesday, May 5th from midnight to midnight, with early giving beginning April 28th.

With the help of and your generous donations, we know we can help generations of PNW salmon to come!

Meet the team, but super cute baby edition!
04/16/2026

Meet the team, but super cute baby edition!

04/13/2026

Erosion is a natural process—but that doesn’t mean it’s easy to watch, especially when it’s happening near your property.

The good news? Most shoreline erosion happens slowly, and there are ways to reduce its impact over time. Simple actions, such as maintaining native vegetation, can go a long way in protecting your land!

By planning ahead and working with nature instead of against it, you can help protect your shoreline and the ecosystems that depend on it.

✨ Visit the link in our bio to explore shore friendly solutions. ✨

04/06/2026

In case you were wondering what your favorite shrubs look like all grown up 🌱😌

Spring has sprung at our West Sammamish River Trail site! Check the link in our bio if you're interested in volunteering at this lovely spot 🌸

04/03/2026

Creating a planting plan for your shoreline can feel overwhelming – but a little planning up front can make a big difference!

Plants thrive when they’re matched to the conditions they’re growing in. Choosing species based on sunlight, soil type, moisture, and space helps them establish more easily and reduces the need for extra maintenance over time.

Placing the right plants in the right spots can also improve soil stability, reduce erosion, and support healthier habitat along your shoreline.

✨ Visit the link in our bio to learn more about creating a shore friendly planting plan. ✨

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7400 Sand Point Way NE #202N
Seattle, WA
98115

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