Puget Sound Partnership Science Panel
Puget Sound Partnership Science Panel met in July for a two-day session to introduce members, review agency indicators, discuss implementation priorities and breakout work groups, and hear legislative and social-science updates; staff announced a senior staff retirement and the panel planned follow-ups on monitoring, land-conversion policy and engagement with Olympia.
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