STOP SALMON EXTINCTION: FREE THE SNAKE RIVER RALLY & MARCH

Black Hills Audubon is a co-sponsor of this rally and march. This is an historic opportunity to save salmon and orca with the comprehensive plan being developed by Gov. Inslee and U.S. Sen. Patty Murray to replace the services of the lower Snake River dams. Now we must demonstrate to Inslee and Murray that there is strong support for removing the dams. Their final decision will be made by July 31, 2022. By removing the dams, we will be honoring tribal treaty rights that have been ignored for decades.

Join us for inspiring speakers, help us create short video testimonials for social media, and then join us for a procession to the Capitol Campus for lunch and the Human Orca Mural. Gov. Inslee will be invited to greet us. Procession led by the Artesian Rumble Arkestra & food by Nineveh.

For more information and to register for this free event:
https://tinyurl.com/AprilSalmonRally

Lunch and a T-shirt will be included.

Doors open at 10, speakers at 11:

Come hear:

Kristopher Peters, Tribal Chairman, Squaxin Island Tribe – Invited

Les Purce, past chair of the Orca Task Force – Invited

Lisa Parshley, Olympia City Council Member

Rabbi Seth Goldstein, Olympia’s Temple Beth Hatfiloh

Owen Begley-Collier, 16-year conservationist, Snake River Savers

Rein Attemann, event emcee, Puget Sound Campaign Manager, Washington Environmental Council

At the event, please consider adding your voice to our short video testimonials to say why you care about removing the lower Snake River dams or why this moment is so urgent. We have a professional videographer waiting to record your 10-second testimonial. Masks will be available at the event and are encouraged