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The Salish Sea Alliance acknowledges that our work takes place on the ancestral lands and waters of Coast Salish Peoples. We honor all Coast Salish Tribes and First Nations who have stewarded the Salish Sea since time immemorial.

We recognize the cultural, spiritual, and ecological significance of these lands and waters, and we strive to honor this legacy through respectful, reciprocal partnerships and place-based restoration. This acknowledgment is part of our ongoing commitment to listen, learn, and support Indigenous leadership in protecting the Salish Sea.

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