State of Our Watersheds: Shoreline Management Act needs enforcement
The state Shoreline Management Act (SMA) needs to be better enforced if we are going to recover riparian habitat faster…
Protecting Natural Resources for Everyone
The state Shoreline Management Act (SMA) needs to be better enforced if we are going to recover riparian habitat faster…
Forage fish populations could be at risk because of modified and armored shorelines, according to the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s report in…
Increasing development across the Puyallup watershed is hurting salmon populations already returning in low numbers. That is a finding in…
There isn’t enough financial support by federal and state governments to support co-management, according to findings by the Makah Tribe…
Despite the efforts of the Clean Samish Initiative formed in 2009, tribal treaty rights to harvest shellfish in Samish Bay…
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe has been keeping a close eye on shoreline armoring in the Port Angeles area, as…
Logjams are important salmon habitat. Historically, downed trees washed into rivers where they would accumulate into logjams. These jams slowed…
Former mining roads in the upper South Fork Sauk River watershed continue to pose a threat to tribal treaty resources,…
Coho salmon returning from the ocean are dying before they can spawn because the water they’re swimming in is killing…