Leah Hair

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.

Long Live the Kings restores wild salmon and steelhead to the waters of the Pacific Northwest and support sustainable fisheries. It helps those who make decisions about salmon by pursuing projects and partnerships that compel scientifically-credible and transparent changes to harvest, hatchery, and habitat management to protect and restore wild salmon. The company was founded by Jim Youngren in 1986 and is headquartered in Seattle, WA.