KBTC's Northwest Now: How progress on land is hurting life in the Puget Sound

Posted: January 02, 2019

The clock is ticking on many of the endangered species that inhabit Puget Sound. The destruction of habitat is a major factor — and that includes cement bulkheads and towering breakwaters made of stone that threaten to turn the sound into a hostile environment for forage fish, salmon and the dwindling number of Orca.

In this edition of Northwest Now, we get out of the studio and into the community to take a closer look at how progress on the land is hurting the life in the waters of Puget Sound.

The Emmy and Telly Award-winning public affairs series Northwest Now airs Fridays at 7:30 p.m. on KBTC Public Television, a service of Bates Technical College.

Use the list below to find us on TV. You can also watch past episodes and learn more about the show on our website.

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KBTC 28.1, 28.2, 28.3 digital channels, (including K41KT-D Grays River-Lebam and K24IC-D, Bellingham and Channel 16 Digital, Seattle)

KCKA 15.1, 15.2, 15.3 digital channels

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