Publications
For project-specific publications, such as the HSRG’s Hatchery Reform Recommendations, please visit the project pages of our website. All newsletters and reports are in .pdf format and open in new windows. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 or greater to open them. Adobe Acrobat Reader can be downloaded for free at the Adobe corporate website.
LLTK's Current Project Fact Sheets
These downloadable two-page fact sheets outline the purpose, context, approach, and success measures for each of LLTK's current projects. Each fact sheet also describes the estimated project cost, funds raised to date, and current status.
Long Live the Kings’ Newsletters and Enews
Each year, LLTK keeps in touch with our supporters, partners, and friends with semi-annual newsletters and quarterly Enews. To receive the printed LLTK newsletter, please contact Carol McGrath at 206-382-9555, ext. 21. To sign up to receive the LLTK E-News, click here.
Semi-Annual Newsletters
Winter 2010: Year-End Report
Summer 2010: LLTK Roundtable - Recovering Hood Canal
Winter 2009: A Time of Change and Opportunity
Summer 2009: LLTK Roundtable- Salmon Recovery in a Warming World
Winter 2008: Changing the Frame- The 21st Century Salmon and Steelhead Initiative
Summer 2008: New Hope for Glenwood Springs Chinook
Winter 2007: Restoring Chinook on the Wishkah River- What We’ve Learned
Summer 2007: Introducing the Hood Canal Steelhead Project
Winter 2006: From Rearing Fish to Rethinking Management- How We’ve Grown
Summer 2006: LLTK Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Winter 2005: 21st Century Fisheries Management
Summer 2005: Hatchery Reform Implementation
Winter 2004: Hatchery Reform- A Tipping Point
Winter 2003: Hatchery Reform- From Recommendation to Reality
Winter 2002: LLTK Asks New Questions
Winter 2001: LLTK’s Projects
Winter 2000: Hatchery Reform in Puget Sound
Endangered Species Act Handbook For Local Governments
In 1998, LLTK developed the ESA Handbook for local governments in Western Washington, the first handbook of its kind to help local governments respond proactively to the listing of salmon as threatened under the ESA.
