The following description comes from the event organizer.

Washington Environmental Council and Braided River are thrilled to partner with the Tukwila Community Center to bring We Are Puget Sound photo exhibit to the South King County community.

The exhibit explores people, places, and wildlife through captivating images, describes human connections in the past and present, and showcases community members engaged in remarkable efforts that benefit Puget Sound.

What: We Are Puget Sound photo exhibit
Where: Tukwila Community Center, 12424 42nd Ave S, 98168
When: Now through December 2022

The in-person exhibit at the Tukwila Community Center is designed to inspire urgent action to restore Puget Sound’s health. It invites people to join together to preserve this vital ecosystem and the livelihoods they support by focusing on various actions from the campaign’s 10 Things You Can Do for Puget Sound.

The exhibit highlights 18 riveting images from the book We Are Puget Sound: Discovering and Recovering the Salish Sea (Braided River, 2019). It also features work from 13 regional photographers showcasing individuals who are working to find meaningful solutions to protect the Puget Sound’s waters, wildlife, and the human health and economic prosperity this region supports.

This exhibit has been brought to life with the support of the James M. Lea Foundation and is free to the public through December 2022 at the Tukwila Community Center.