Past Events

What's better together than wild salmon and Washington wine?

You are invited to the 11th Annual Rose' Revival & Cool Whites – and benefit event for Save Our wild Salmon!

When: Wednesday, June 19th from 6pm - 9pm
Where: Ray's Boathouse in Shilshole in Seattle (6049 Seaview Ave NW)
Tickets:  available in advance for $35 at www.wildsalmon.org

Join Save Our wild Salmon for a summer evening sipping tasty rose' and white wines on the edge of the Puget Sound watching the sun set over the Olympic Mountains.

SOS is teaming up with David LeClaire of Wine World and Spirits and Ray’s Boathouse for the 11th Annual Rose' Revival and Cool Whites Wine Event.

This event features more than 30 wineries serving some of Washington’s best Rose’ and white wines…no reds! You'll meet a variety of Northwest winemakers and taste their Rosé made in very small lots from Sangiovese, Syrah, Cab Franc, Tempranillo, Grenache, Pinot Noir! The event will also feature a wide array of delicious whites for summer, including varietals such as Prosecco, Pinot Gris, Viognier, Albarino, Gruner, & Pinot Blanc!  And Ray’s will provide some tasty treats to accompany.

All proceeds from this event will go to support Save Our wild Salmon in our coalition work to restore self-sustaining, abundant, and harvestable populations of wild salmon and steelhead to rivers, streams and oceans of the Pacific Northwest.

Participating Washington wineries include:

• Bartholomew Winery
• Bunnell Family Cellar
• CAVU Cellars
• Convergence Zone Cellars
• Davenport Cellars
• DiStefano Winery
• EFESTE'
• Elevation Cellars
• Eye of the Needle
• Foxy Roxy Wine Company
• Gecko Wine Co./Micheal Florentino Cellars
• Kaella Winery
• Lodmell Cellars
• Northwest Cellars
• Obelisco Estate
• Ott & Murphy Wines/Swede Hill
• Patterson Cellars
• Perennial Vintners
• Piccola Cellars
• Proletariat Wines
• Purple Star & Native Sun
• Renwood & Santino
• Robert Ramsay Cellars
• Ross Andrew Winery
• Smasne Cellars
• Stottle Winery
• Treveri Cellars
• Walla Walla Village Winery
• Waterbrook Winery
• Wilridge Winery
• Wind Rose Cellars
• Woodhouse Wine Estates

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Hot time summer in Salt Lake City

This summer’s Outdoor Retailer show was hot – in all ways possible.  It’s always great to check in with all of the companies and athletes that help raise awareness and funding for Save Our Wild Salmon and other conservation efforts either directly or through the great work of the Conservation Alliance.

What’s more, these leaders help carry a simple but essential message to policy-makers: healthy salmon and healthy rivers mean business and jobs for communities across the country.  Behold, some photos from the show:

Turning 20 in 2012- Post-Party Wrap

SOS Nicole Cordan, Keen CEO James Curleigh, & Rep Jules BaileyOn Thursday, April 19, we celebrated our 20th anniversary at the KEEN Footwear headquarters in Portland, OR, and we had so much fun.

Guests were able to purchase Klean Kanteen cups featuring our 20th anniversary logo. They were also able to enter to win some fabulous raffle prizes, enjoy some humorous games and activities (featuring cornhole with our plush salmon), and sign their names in support of action for wild salmon.

A short program featured some great words from Rebecca Miles of the Nez Perce Tribe, KEEN CEO James Curleigh, State Representative Jules Bailey, author Steven Hawley, and Chief of Fisheries for the State of Oregon, Ed Bowles.

Salmon Rally in Portland - May 26, 2009

Scores of salmon and fishing advocates, many with their boats in tow, gathered outside of the DoubleTree Hotel in Portland, Oregon, where Obama Administration officials met to determine the fate of the Bush-era salmon plan for the Columbia & Snake Rivers. 

Obama folks:  We're Glad You're Here!

Let's Talk About Salmon!

Read the Press Release. 

Take a look at the some more pictures from the rally...

Art Contest Winners

More than 300 students from across the nation entered Save Our Wild Salmon’s first-ever Celebrate Wild Salmon youth art contest. From New England to the South, from the Midwest to the West Coast and Alaska, the message is clear — America’s youth love salmon.

Click HERE to view the winners!