The North Olympic Salmon Coalition works to promote robust wild salmon stocks for families, fishers, and local economies by furthering habitat restoration and education on the North Olympic Peninsula. This talk will explore the how and why behind the Salmon Coalition's work, focusing on the unique challenges and opportunities for salmon recovery in our community. What are the biggest challenges salmon in our region face? How is the Salmon Coalition working with the community to change to outlook for local salmon populations? Learn about local restoration work and its impact for salmon, our ecosystems, and the broader community. Join us at Fort Flagler State Park, WWII Rec Center on October 28th at 3PM.

Lindsay McCord is the Community Engagement Manager for the North Olympic Salmon Coalition. Lindsay has been working in the environmental field as an educator and science communicator for over a decade, working with people, young and old, to inspire a connection and sense of stewardship for the world around us. Through her role at the Salmon Coalition, she works to engage community members of all ages in salmon restoration work through hands on restoration work and local learning opportunities. Outside of work, Lindsay enjoys growing food, feeding people, and finding awe and beauty in our local forests and mountains.

Fort Flagler State Park, WWII Rec Center