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The Fish Passage Center (FPC) provides current and historic data on salmon and steelhead passage in the main stem Snake and Columbia river basins. Data from the Smolt Monitoring Program (SMP) is intended to provide the information basis for federal, state and tribal recommendations for fish passage in the Federal Columbia River Hydro-electric System. In addition to real-time access to SMP data, the FPC provides data about river conditions, hatchery releases, smolt migration, gas bubble trauma and adult returns.

The Humanure Handbook and all things humanure, How to use a Humanure Toilet - Composting human waste, recycling human excrement, using a compost toilet, ecological sanitation, making a compost bin, using a compost thermometer, composting animal mortalities, thermophilic composting.

Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network (SSMMSN) is an all-volunteer group dedicated to the protection of marine mammals and stewardship of our fragile marine ecosystem. SSMMSN responds to reports of all species of marine mammals, dead or alive, along West Seattle's coastline, including that of the highly industrialized and toxic Duwamish Waterway and Harbor Island. The group provides health and mortalities data to government agencies and biologists who monitor seal populations and emerging disease. Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network (SSMMSN) is an all-volunteer group dedicated to the protection of marine mammals and inspires stewardship of our fragile marine ecosystem. SSMMSN responds to reports of all species of marine mammals, dead or alive, along West Seattle's coastline, including that of the highly industrialized and toxic Duwamish Waterway and Harbor Island. The group provides health and mortalities data to government agencies and biologists who monitor seal populations and emerging disease. Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network is an all-volunteer group dedicated to the protection of marine mammals and the health of our fragile Salish Sea marine ecosystem. SSMMSN responds to reports of all species of marine mammals, dead or alive, along West Seattle's coastline, including the Duwamish Waterway and Harbor Island. The group provides health and mortalities data to government agencies and biologists who monitor seal populations and emerging disease.