Protecting Natural Resources for Everyone
Chris Schutz, who blogs at Sea Mist and Sunsets, wrote a great post on the Ohop Creek restoration project that is being aided by the Nisqually Tribe. You can read Chris’ entire post here.
Here is the official Ohop Creek blog and some more information on the history of the project:
Nisqually Land Trust: Ohop Creek
Making way for chinook on Ohop Creek
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