Crew Log: Steady as she goes
You're support helps Future Tides stay the course
You're support helps Future Tides stay the course
The 38-foot steel motor vessel will relaunch as a platform for Salish Sea research
Major flooding is sending debris downstream and causing unusual currents.
2025 Sehome High School graduate Miles Remmel explores his home waters
Looked to as a sustainable shipping alternative, wind-powered freight has yet to take off in the Pacific Northwest
What's happening around our waterways
The Northwest Seaport Alliance is targeting shore power systems at all international terminals by 2030
Discover Seattle's maritime side with Future Tides
The first of its kind in Washington state, MHS staff and industry partners also learned a lot over the past four years
Business owners see it as a way to build community outdoors during some of the dreariest times of year.
A WA Sea Grant program to address the gap is training young people but its future is unclear.
A roundup of recent maritime news
Ten finalists are in the running for a grant of up to $50,000
A time for transition, allergies, and frantic preparations.
The artists live on their sailboat in Seattle designing posters, stickers and more inspired by the region's landscapes.
Shellfish farms are limited in what they can do to combat contaminants but wet storage and epidemiology can help.
Ebony Welborn of Sea Potential and Frank Gonzales of Gonzo Boat Recycling are maritime problem solvers.
We asked meetup attendees to vote on what Future Tides should cover. Now you can too.