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Important Lessons Learned From an Oil Spill
September 21, 2022
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healthy seas
natural shorelines
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previously unknown forage fish spawning beaches documented with assistance from 59 volunteers over the last 3 years – now these sites are afforded additional protections.
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hours of 360-degree video captured by Friends staff and edited to create an immersive underwater virtual reality education program for high school students.
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petition signers and 40 organizations joined Friends in opposing Roberts Bank Terminal 2 which would increase vessel traffic impacts and risks to environmental, cultural, and economic resources.
Friends of the San Juans respectfully honors the fact that this beautiful place we strive to protect and restore with our mission-centered work is comprised of the ancestral lands, waters, and natural resources of the Coast Salish peoples. These Tribes have cared for and stewarded the San Juan Islands and the Salish Sea since time immemorial—and continue to do so—and we honor inherent, aboriginal, and treaty rights that have been passed down from generation to generation.
