State of Our Watersheds: Summer low flows are worsening as wells are added
The proliferation of exempt wells continues across the Lake Washington, Green and Puyallup river...
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Category: State of Our Watersheds
State of Our Watersheds: River flows hurt salmon on the Calawah River
More floods in the winter and lower flows in the summer mean that salmon on the Calawah River are...
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State of Our Watersheds: Nooksack floodplains far from Salmon Recovery Plan goal
Although the floodplain in the lower mainstem of the Nooksack River has not been degraded in...
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State of Our Watersheds: Permit-Exempt Wells Hurt Salmon Habitat
While permit-exempt wells represent a source of water for many landowners in the North Olympic...
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State of Our Watersheds: South Sound loses forest bigger than Olympia
Between 2006 and 2011 forest cover in deep South Sound declined by over 18,000 acres. This means...
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State of Our Watersheds: Makah Tribe brings back large wood for salmon
It is well established that logs and logjams provide vital habitat for salmon. More salmon leave...
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State of Our Watersheds: Shoreline Modifications Detrimental to Salmon Habitat
Of all the Puget Sound counties, between 2005 and 2014, Mason County had the largest amount of...
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State of Our Watersheds: Shoreline armoring outpaces restoration
One and a half miles of shoreline was armored while only a third of a mile was restored near the...
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State of Our Watersheds: Hundreds of new wells hurting Chehalis River salmon
Despite already closed to new water extractions, the proliferation of new wells in the upper...
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State of Our Watersheds: Surveys uncover an even bigger culvert problem
Ninety-nine problem culverts were uncovered in the Nooksack River watershed by simply going out...
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State of Our Watersheds: Altered Shorelines in Port Gamble Bay, Hood Canal
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is concerned about threatened salmon habitat in Puget Sound....
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How habitat was a big reason behind this year’s low salmon runs
Despite better forecasts than last year, low returns of both chinook and coho salmon will likely...
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