Partners

All of LLTK's projects are partnerships. Whether at the national, regional, state, or watershed scale, our work relies on collaboration with scientists, fishers, tribal members, conservation and community groups, restaurateurs, retailers, and artists. Learn more about our diverse array of community and project partners by clicking on the links below.

Project Partners:

Hood Canal Salmon & Steelhead Recovery

Hama Hama Company
Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group
Laird Norton Foundation
Lilliwaup Generating Company
M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
NOAA Fisheries
Point-No-Point Treaty Tribes
Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe
Puget Sound Anglers
The Robbins Family
Salmon Recovery Funding Board
Skokomish Tribal Nation
US Fish and Wildlife Service
US Forest Service
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Glenwood Springs Hatchery Programs

Friends of Moran State Park
Marisource
Northwest Marine Technology
Orcas Island Community Foundation
Puget Sound Anglers
Royal Bank of Canada
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
The Youngren Family

The Pacific Region Federal Hatchery Review

US Fish and Wildlife Service

21st Century Salmon and Steelhead Project

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Puget Sound and Coastal Washington Hatchery Reform Project

Hatchery Reform Coalition
Hatchery Scientific Review Group
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission
Northwest Indian Treaty Tribes
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

Community Partners:

Chef and LLTK Partner Chris Keff, Flying Fish Restaurant, prepares fresh oysters for student chefs from the Culinary Institute of America as part of their annual visit to our Lilliwaup Hatchery

LLTK Roundtable:

Climatologist Dr. Nathan Mantua, a member of the LLTK Roundtable, makes a presentation to LLTK supporters at the 2009 Chairman's Council Luncheon

Richard (Dick) Burge, Wild Steelhead Coalition
Sven Huseby, A Sea Change
Phil Johnson, Jefferson County
Chris Keff, Flying Fish Restaurant
Dr. Nathan Mantua, UW Climate
Robert Masonis, Trout Unlimited
Clint Muns, Puget Sound Anglers
Joseph Pavel, Skokomish Tribe
Kit Rawson, Tulalip Tribes
Jim Scott, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Larry Telles, US Fish and Wildlife Service
Joy Waltermire, Long Live the Kings
Neil Warner, Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group