The website is about the Long Live the Kings (LLTK) organization, which focuses on restoring wild salmon and steelhead populations in the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Puget Sound and Hood Canal. The organization implements various projects and initiatives aimed at supporting sustainable fishing practices, recovering endangered species like Chinook salmon and summer chum, managing stormwater effectively, and conducting research on herring and urban estuary restoration. They also work towards improving habitat design, implementing adaptive management strategies for steelhead recovery planning, advancing scientific knowledge regarding marine survival rates of salish species, and assessing the condition of infrastructures like the Hood Canal Bridge. The website provides information on their board members, staffs, partners, as well as historical background and annual reports. It also encourages public involvement through donations or planned giving to support their campaigns focused on saving salmon populations to ensure an adequate food source for orcas while maintaining a healthy ecosystem in Puget Sound. The site offers access to online events archives as well.
