Through policy advocacy, legal enforcement, community engagement, and on-the-water patrols, CHB fights for a future where clean water, healthy ecosystems, and environmental justice are a reality for all.

Empowering, organizing, and mobilizing South Sound communities to improve our living conditions through environmental action.

South Sound Bird Alliance is a chapter of the National Audubon Society and represents Lewis, Mason, and Thurston counties in the state of Washington. It is an all-volunteer-based, non-profit organization whose 1,300+ members share interests in birds and other wildlife, their habitats, and natural history.

Olympia Ecosystems is a non-profit organization that has created four preserves in and around Olympia, Washington. They mobilize an enthusiastic volunteer workforce and partner with like-minded organizations to replace invasive species with thriving pacific northwest adapted plants.

Sound Experience empowers youth through environmental and maritime education aboard the historic schooner Adventuress across the Salish Sea.

Taylor Shellfish has been a family-owned and operated farm, growing high-quality, sustainable shellfish in the Pacific Northwest since the 1890s.

Pacific Shellfish Institute’s (PSI) research and educational activities are aimed at supporting sustainable shellfish production and restoration, protecting marine ecosystems, reducing user-conflicts, and informing coastal planning decisions.

The Deschutes Estuary Restoration Team is working to restore the urban estuary in downtown Olympia by reconnecting the river to the Salish Sea.

The Estuarium is a marine life discovery center featuring aquariums and interpretive exhibits.

Protects and restores salmon populations and aquatic habitat with an emphasis on ecosystem function through scientifically informed projects.

The Olympia Parks, Art, and Recreation Department.

Experience real, hands-on science with Stream Team.

Protecting land and teaching conservation to the public and students.

Offering Hands-On water Quality testing and scientific discovery to K-12 students.

The Nisqually River Education Project’s (NREP) mission is to provide students service learning projects that link Washington State learning goals and standards with local environmental issues, inspiring stewardship of the Nisqually watershed and the world

The Center provides field trip opportunities, supplemental classroom activities, and summer camps, all aimed at sharing the beauty and uniqueness of the Nisqually Estuary and learning the values of conservation, particularly with regard to South Puget Sound.