Much of Alaska would be nearly sterile if it wasn’t for the nutrients that the salmon attain at sea and bring back for the riparian communities. Trees along rivers containing fish DNA have even gotten a jump start from the nutrients the salmon provide, trees up to 50 yards away from rivers have been documented incorporating salmon DNA into their own. The indigenous people of Alaska have made consuming salmon their way of life and catching them a major part of their ancestral heritage. We’re proud members of 1% For the Planet and a portion of every dollar we make goes straight to organizations that work hard every day to protect the Salish Sea for generations to come.Not only do the salmon return every year but so do all of the animals and people that rely on these fish as a way of life and major source of protein. We use modern storytelling to highlight the vast life, work and ecology sustained by the Puget Sound watershed and our shop is where we get to have fun and celebrate this watershed with tangible day-to-day products. Our Wild Puget Sound was born out of a pure love for Puget Sound and an insatiable curiosity for exploring all the ways we’re connected to these wild waters. If you're interested in customization or different variations please feel free to send us a message so we can start brainstorming the possibilities together!

At 150 pages and 5.75' x 8' it's big enough to handle your day-to-day tasks, but small enough to fit in your bag without being too bulky.

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