The Puget Sound Partnership is a Washington state agency overseeing the effort to protect and restore the Puget Sound. The focus of the Puget Sound Partnership is to identify and implement recovery goals to protect and restore a healthier habitat, improve water quality, ensure a healthy human population, and to create and maintain a sustainable population of native species and food supply.

Based in Tacoma, Washington, the Puget Sound Partnership attains its primary funding from the federal Puget Sound National Estuary Program. The partnership also receives contributions from other resources, which include donations from foundations, nonprofits, organizations, along with multiple tribal, local, federal, and state government funding programs. With the help of these financial opportunities, the Puget Sound Partnership can create and maintain the infrastructure that is required to accelerate an ecosystem recovery mission. It does this by bringing together hundreds of partners with the common goal of accelerating the integrated efforts from local and regional partnerships to recover and sustain the Puget Sound.

The organization fosters a healthy work environment with an emphasis on work-life balance by offering remote work options with flexible and alternative scheduling. Most positions with the Puget Sound Partnership require occasional travel throughout the state as well as potential for nationwide overnight stays. In the past, the Puget Sound Partnership has offered full-time schedules in partial remote jobs.

The Puget Sound Partnership is a Washington state agency overseeing the effort to protect and restore the Puget Sound. The focus of the Puget Sound Partnership is to identify and implement recovery goals to protect and restore a healthier habitat, improve water quality, ensure a healthy human population, and to create and maintain a sustainable population of native species and food supply.

Based in Tacoma, Washington, the Puget Sound Partnership attains its primary funding from the federal Puget Sound National Estuary Program. The partnership also receives contributions from other resources, which include donations from foundations, nonprofits, organizations, along with multiple tribal, local, federal, and state government funding programs. With the help of these financial opportunities, the Puget Sound Partnership can create and maintain the infrastructure that is required to accelerate an ecosystem recovery mission. It does this by bringing together hundreds of partners with the common goal of accelerating the integrated efforts from local and regional partnerships to recover and sustain the Puget Sound.

The organization fosters a healthy work environment with an emphasis on work-life balance by offering remote work options with flexible and alternative scheduling. Most positions with the Puget Sound Partnership require occasional travel throughout the state as well as potential for nationwide overnight stays. In the past, the Puget Sound Partnership has offered full-time schedules in partial remote jobs.