Tucker, a border collie, driving his sheep during a late-day run.

A Portland Loo, in Portland.

Can we clean up our waters enough to eat 175 grams of fish a day?

Cap'n Sam sets a salmon net in Alaska's Aniakchak Bay.

The Cape Violet, a Capesize coal bulker built in 2009 and operating under Panamanian flag, recently stopped at Westshore Terminal south of Vancouver, B.C.

A bean plant grows on Beacon Hill.

Lummi Nation then-Chair Cliff Cultee (left) and Hereditary Chair Bill James with the check they will burn at Cherry Point.

Al Dietemann

The women's barracks at Camp Hanford in 1944

A sign warns visitors of restrictions at Hanford's Energy Department site.

The Cape Violet, a Capesize coal bulker built in 2009 and operating under Panamanian flag, recently stopped at Westshore Terminal south of Vancouver, B.C.

Puget Sound's orca population is at its lowest level in 12 years.

Empty coal cars flank Bakken Oil tankers at the Port of Everett.