Earlier this month, I joined representatives from the Tulalip Tribe and other local leaders to celebrate the reopening of a crucial culvert, which will be a major benefit to the region’s salmon population.

I fought for federal funding for this project because Puget Sound is a salmon powerhouse and absolutely crucial to the communities who rely on salmon – but only if we fight for projects like this one.

I need your help to make sure I can continue fighting for Washington’s natural resources and the industries that depend on them. Will you chip in $10 toward my reelection campaign today? [[link removed]]

I’m proud to have worked hard in the Senate to pass historic investments in natural resources and climate action. Together, we’ve passed The Great Outdoors Act, protected Bristol Bay and Arctic Refuge, and funded the Land and Water Conservation Fund.

I will always advocate for preserving the natural resources that Washingtonians rely on, full stop.

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Thank you,

Maria

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