Saving Puget Sound: A Conservation Strategy for the 21st Century

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Saving Puget Sound: A Conservation Strategy for the 21st Century Author: Format: Paperback / softback First Published: Published By: University of Washington Press
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Pages: 320 Illustrations and other contents: 34 illus., 7 in color Language: English ISBN: 9780295986746 Categories: ,

John Lombard was named Conservationist of the Year by Northwest Chapter of the Society for Ecological Restoration. The North Pacific International Chapter of the American Fisheries Society awarded Lombard the Haig-Brown Award for environmental writing. No other developed area in the world matches the Puget Sound region’s combination of beauty, wealth, natural resiliency, and history of environmental concern. Saving Puget Sound develops a practical proposal to conserve the Puget Sound region’s most important ecosystems in the face of long-term population growth, drawing lessons that are relevant across the Northwest and in other parts of the country. It provides both a vision for conservation and a detailed review of the political and legal issues that must be at the core of any practical strategy to achieve it.

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"An ambitious volume. . . . an important book for those who want to better understand the issues facing Puget Sound and other similarly stressed ecosystems." * Quarterly Review of Biology * "Saving Puget Sound at first glance might seem specific only to Washington collections— but its conservation issues and lessons hold wider insights for any natural spot in the country, and so Saving Puget Sound is a top pick for any library— especially at the college level— specializing in conservation issues and applied strategies." * California Bookwatch *

Author Biography

John Lombard is senior policy analyst at Steward and Associates, an environmental consulting firm, and at the Sustainable Fisheries Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the protection, enhancement, and wise use of fisheries resources in the Pacific Northwest. Previously he was King County coordinator for salmon recovery planning in the Lake Washington watershed.