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Made In Puget Sound® is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable corporation, committed to protecting our local ecosystems and its amazing wildlife. We are working to promote a better, cleaner and healthier Puget Sound today, tomorrow and for future generations. 100% of all Sales of my artwork and all charitable donations go towards our Research, Conservation, and Educational outreach programs.
Through my unique underwater photography, HD Videography and now 4K Videography, I provide a rarely seen window into the cold, emerald green, sometimes murky underwater world of Puget Sound waters. All of my still and video work is created by me and accompanied by my own original music. We're continually conducting greater in-depth and cutting edge research into important environmental issues that affect every one of us living in this region. We collect and disseminate the most current and valuable information about increasing pollution, pollutants and toxins that are negatively affecting this region. We inspire people to become more involved by providing workable, realistic solutions to these and other issues. Our local mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, streams and tributaries have created and sustain the majesty that is Puget Sound. Ours is one of the most unique estuaries in the world, but needs our help to survive. Please help us help Puget Sound. My Blogs cover a wide variety of topics. Connect with us about speaking to your organization or school on my Presentations page. Learn and read more About me and my organizations work and Partners. |
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Cover Photo: Eelgrass in Puget Sound is a plant that create beds and meadows for a variety of underwater wildlife. It's a vital haven, feeding and breeding ground for crabs, shrimp, nudibranchs and many other vertebrate and invertebrate species. It grows in bays, coves, tidal creeks and estuaries. The long blades are often covered with tiny marine plants and algae providing food, habitat and protection from predators.