Save our Shorelines is dedicated to preservation and enhancement of Puget Sound beaches and marine life so they may be enjoyed by the next generation as well. Save Our Shorelines was founded in 2000 with the help of noted environmentalist Harvey Manning, out of concern over the increase in non-water dependent uses
of area shorelines. Save Our Shorelines provides educational programs for area students, feet on the sand shoreline monitoring and cleanup, and when necessary, litigation to prevent irreversible actions which impact public shoreline use and access. Save or Shorelines partners with the Everett Community College ORCA program and the City of Edmonds Parks and Recreation Department to provide student learning and recreational opportunities. Save Our Shorelines promotes sustainable human powered shoreline uses based on the belief that long term shoreline protection can only be achieved through increased public exposure to and appreciation of the shoreline environment. Save Our Shoreline’s long term goal is the creation of a shoreline walking and bike path between Seattle and Everett, Washington. Stay tuned for new developments on our efforts to achieve these goals through incremental improvements and well targeted litigation aimed at turning back the clock on non-water dependent shoreline uses on the Puget Sound Shoreline.
of area shorelines. Save Our Shorelines provides educational programs for area students, feet on the sand shoreline monitoring and cleanup, and when necessary, litigation to prevent irreversible actions which impact public shoreline use and access. Save or Shorelines partners with the Everett Community College ORCA program and the City of Edmonds Parks and Recreation Department to provide student learning and recreational opportunities. Save Our Shorelines promotes sustainable human powered shoreline uses based on the belief that long term shoreline protection can only be achieved through increased public exposure to and appreciation of the shoreline environment. Save Our Shoreline’s long term goal is the creation of a shoreline walking and bike path between Seattle and Everett, Washington. Stay tuned for new developments on our efforts to achieve these goals through incremental improvements and well targeted litigation aimed at turning back the clock on non-water dependent shoreline uses on the Puget Sound Shoreline.