John,

I wanted to make sure you saw our invitation from last week. Please join me for tonight's final Snake River Dinner Hour of the series to learn how we can stop salmon extinction. 

Tonight, we will hear from Liz Hamilton, Executive Director of the Northwest Sportfishing Industry Association, Anne Shaffer, Executive Director of the Coastal Watershed Institute, and Ed Bowles, Fish Division Administrator, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. We hope to see you there!

In gratitude,
Alyssa Macy, CEO

PS: Today is the National Day of Action to #StopSalmonExtinction. Will you take 30 seconds to email your lawmakers to deliver an actionable plan and lead the most significant salmon recovery in history? Click here to act now.

Join us for the final Snake River Dinner Hour: How do we #StopSalmonExctincion. For the last six months Washington Environmental Council and Washington Conservation Voters alongside American Rivers, Idaho Conservation League, and Sierra Club have produced this webinar series focused on issues related to the Lower Snake River dams, why salmon are on the line, and how we are going to #StopSalmonExtinction.

In these conversations about the largest river restoration opportunity in history, we have heard from farmers, commercial fishers, Native leaders, fisheries biologists, energy experts, transportation advocates, and Eastern Washingtonians. Together, we can find the solutions to #StopSalmonExtinction, keep our communities whole, and uphold tribal treaty obligations. 

Do not miss our final Snake River Dinner Hour: How do we #StopSalmonExctinction on Wednesday, July 27 from 6 to 7pm. We look forward to hearing from a Native leader, policy expert, and Native youth about their vision and next steps to replace the four Lower Snake River dams and the services currently provide. 

Check out our event on Facebook here.
 

Did you miss our previous webinars? View the recordings on our YouTube channel or check out our highlights here!