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2009 State of the Sound Report released


The Puget Sound Partnership just posted the 2009 State of the Sound Report.

Every 2 years the Partnership publishes this to document the current status of the ecosystem and to update people on what is being done. It also details what was accomplished during the prior 2 years and presents an overview of funding and anticipated results for 2009-2011. Through its various science projects and science translation efforts, SeaDoc provides information and guidance for these reports.

The entire report is at:
www.psp.wa.gov/sos2009.php

 




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