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15th Annual Rose Revival & Cool Whites

A benefit for Save Our wild Salmon
Wednesday, May 10th, 2017 - 6 - 9 pm (early entry at 5 pm)

Olympic Terrace Tent  Woodmark Hotel
1200 Carillon Point  Kirkland

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Doors open at 6 pm - $35 tickets

Special "Early Entry" at 5 pm - $50 ticket

Event ends at 9 pm.

Proceeds from this event benefit the Save Our wild Salmon Coalition.

What could be more relaxing than sipping tasty rose' and white wines on the beautiful deck of at Woodmark Hotel on the waterfront of Lake Washington in Kirkland watching the sun set over the Olympic Mountains?

Be part of this Seattle tradition by joining us at the 15th Annual Rose' Revival and Cool Whites Wine Event on Wednesday, May 10th from 6-9pm!

This event features a wide array of dry Washington Rose' and interesting white wines - NO reds! Attendees will 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 Semillon, Pinot Gris, Viognier, Albarino, Gruner, & Pinot Blanc!  

The Woodmark will provide tasty treats to accompany - including delicious wild salmon.

Proceeds from this event go to support Save Our Wild Salmon, a Northwest-based coalition of conservation organizations, river groups, fishing associations, businesses, and orca and clean energy advocates working to protect and restore abundant, fishable populations of wild salmon and steelhead by protecting and restoring their rivers and watersheds.

BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE!

For more information, contact:

Joseph Bogaard -- joseph@wildsalmon.org  206-300-1003
Amy Grondin -- ajgrondin@gmail.com  206-295-4931

Thank you for your faith in wild salmon and wild places.

And for your active support to save our wild salmon in the Pacific Northwest.

With your continued support, we're going to recover healthy, abundant populations of wild salmon and steelhead in the Columbia Basin and achieve our nation's most ambitious river restoration -

A healthy, freely-flowing lower Snake River.

Thank you for all that you do. Have a safe holiday.

And then afterward, let's get back to work!

- Joseph, Sam and the whole SOS Team

An Evening on the Elwha
Town Hall of Seattle
Thursday, May 12, 2016

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In 2013, after a successful campaign by the Lower Elwha K'lallam Tribe and local conservationists, the nation’s largest dam removal project was completed on Washington’s Elwha River. More than two years have passed and this newly-restored watershed that links Olympic National Park with the salt waters of the Salish Sea is in the midst of a fascinating and unprecedented transformation. “An Evening on the Elwha” will present a series of rapid-fire presentations by renowned experts from the field who will describe how this rich ecological system is coming back to life before our eyes. Presentations will cover salmon recovery, otters, sediment migration, estuary and coastal restoration, reservoir revegetation, a trip down the re-wilded river, and much more.

Program: 6:30-8:30 (doors open at 5:30)

Tickets: $10 general / $5 senior/student/limited income. Tickets can be purchased here.

Lynda Mapes, author and environmental reporter for the Seattle Times, will emcee the evening program

Speakers include:
1.    Frances Charles, Lower Elwha K’lallam Tribal Chairwoman
2.    George Pess, NOAA-Fisheries Program Manager and Research Fisheries Biologist
3.    Ian Miller, Coastal Hazards Specialist for Washington Sea Grant
4.    Kim Sager-Fradkin, Lower K’lallam Tribal Wildlife Program Manager
5.    Sarah Morley, NOAA-Fisheries Research Ecologist
6.    Shawn Cantrell, Regional Director for Defenders of Wildlife
7.    Joshua Chenoweth, Olympic National Park Restoration Botanist
8.    Jonathan A. Warrick, U.S. Geological Survey Research Geologist
9.  David Spiegel, Outdoor Adventurer/Writer/Photographer, Elwha River 2015 Source to Sea expedition    

This event is presented by:
American Whitewater
Defenders of Wildlife
National Park Conservation Association
NatureBridge
Save Our wild Salmon Coalition

14th Annual Rose' Revival & Cool Whites -
A benefit for Save Our wild Salmon

Thursday, May 26th, 2016

Doors open at 6 pm - $35 tickets

Special "Early Entry" at 5 pm - $45 ticket

Event ends at 9 pm.

Proceeds from this event benefit the Save Our wild Salmon Coalition.

What could be more relaxing than sipping tasty rose' and white wines on the beautiful deck of at Ray's Boathouse watching the sun set over the Olympic Mountains across Puget Sound?  

Be part of this Seattle tradition by joining us at the 14th Annual Rose' Revival and Cool Whites Wine Event on Thursday, May 26th from 6-9pm!

This event features a wide array of dry Washington Rose' and interesting white wines - NO reds! Attendees will 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 Semillon, Pinot Gris, Viognier, Albarino, Gruner, & Pinot Blanc!  

Ray's will provide tasty treats to accompany.

Proceeds from this event go to support Save Our Wild Salmon, a Northwest-based coalition of conservation organizations, river groups, fishing associations, businesses, working to protect and restore abundant, fishable populations of wild salmon and steelhead by protecting and restoring their rivers and watersheds.

BUY YOUR TICKETS HERE!

For more information: http://www.wildsalmon.org

This year's Rose Revival and Cool Whites will featuring the following local wineries (so far):