text: Salmon and trout
  Learn how to distinguish fish species in King County streams from their shape, color and markings.
  Check the Salmon Seeson interactive map of King County to see salmon runs in streams during the fall and winter.
  Find which species of salmon and trout have been recorded for a stream near you.
  Learn what King County and partner agencies are doing to protect and restore threatened salmon in King County's watersheds including Cedar River/Lake Washington, Snoqualmie/Skykomish, Green/Duwamish and White River watersheds.
  Learn how King County is helping restore the health and vitality of Lake Sammamish kokanee populations that spawn in the creeks that flow into the lake.
  Learn how King County is working to open up miles of good spawning habitat to anadromous fish by removing barriers to migration.
  Learn how stream health is improving over the past few decades. View videos and maps and read the scientific findings.
  Identifying and recommending actions to restore and protect local streams in the Puget Sound basin.
  Project to identify chemicals of emerging concern (CECs) such as PFAS and 6PPD-quinone and quantify their concentrations in salmon streams with critical spawning and rearing habitat.
  Learn about these unique family of mollusks found in the cleanest streams and rivers having cool, clear water.