The answers to all the problems are out there....I have no idea where... probably in a bunker under a 74' Airstream, guarded by Sasquench. The reason why the answers are not available is because every special interest group with a vested interest has their hands in the pot. If the local/state economy was contingent upon recreation $ then problems would be addressed and fixed. If salmon and steelhead dried up and became ancient history in Puget sound, probably less than 5% of the population would be affected. Look at pics of puget sound and surrounding areas 70+ years ago.....a far cry from today's mass of human encroachment. Fish habitat from source to sound have been altered in a negative way, mix in adverse ocean conditions and salmon and steelhead disappear. Nothing will ever change unless society sacrifices to protect habitat, other than that.....follow the $ and you'll find your answers. However, Bigfoot habitat remains pristine...blurry pics are still taken, huge piles of feces are still being stepped in, and houses will be slapped. Salmon and steelhead have it easy