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Salish Sea Currents is a new online magazine featuring the latest science from the 2014 Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference. Scientists say eelgrass, an unassuming flowering plant found just off shore in Puget Sound, is vital to the health of the ecosystem. They also say the plant is declining. New and increasingly urgent efforts to restore it brought a group of researchers to the 2014 Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference. Read the entire article by Katie Harrington here Eelgrass asse

Dr. Sandy Wyllie-Echeverria, Friday Harbor Laboratories University of Washington, became familiar with BioSonics and the MX Aquatic Habitat Echosounder System, after seeing the technology in action at the 2012 International Seagrass Conference in Brazil. So while co-teaching a course, focused on the attributes of remotely acquired data to monitor seagrass populations, with Northwest Indian College (NWIC) Director of the National Indian Center for Marine and Environmental Res