Homewaters

In this insightful exploration, the author delves into the rich ecological and cultural history of Puget Sound, revealing its complex underwater ecosystems and the vibrant Coast Salish communities that have thrived alongside them for centuries. Through conversations with experts, he uncovers the intricate relationships between humans and local species such as salmon and orcas, while highlighting the impact of human activities, including pollution and climate change, on the region's health. The narrative offers a nuanced understanding of this maritime environment, emphasizing the need for a deeper appreciation of its ecological complexities to ensure a sustainable future.