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Surfrider OlympiaFor decades, volunteers have been the foundation of efforts to protect Washington's Pacific coast from marine debris. And they're still going. -
Washington Department of EcologyThe state Department of Ecology is proposing updates to regulations that aim to boost sales of zero emissions semi-trucks.
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Gray whales are often seen migrating along the Washington coast. But there’s just one place in the world where people can go to try and touch them. -
Pacific Northwest Crab Research Group is using a simple light trapping technique to collect survey data and learn more about the Dungeness crab’s mysterious life cycle. -
To avoid being found by pods of orcas, some baleen whales sing like baritones. -
The Makah Tribe has formally requested permission to resume its traditional whale hunt this July. A permit application is out for public comment. -
A comprehensive study of U.S. butterfly populations shows dramatic declines in most species, but Pacific Northwest ecologists say swift recoveries are possible. -
Commercial fishing workforce brings sea shanties, stories, poetry and more to Astoria, Oregon every year in late February. -
An indie animated movie from Latvia, "Flow" asks its viewers to reflect on such distressing questions in the subtle way that narrative films are so well suited for. -
Extreme weather is shifting the migratory patterns of birds, increasing the chances of deadly avian flu outbreaks on farms. -
The audio show first took flight at KNKX (then KPLU) and is now carried by more than 330 radio stations nationwide, including seven Spanish language broadcasters. -
DOGE has its sights on NOAA and the National Weather Service. Gutting them could imperil millions and cost billions.
