Members of the Skokomish Watershed Action Team, which includes the Skokomish Tribe, have been collaborating for a decade on how to best restore the Skokomish watershed, located at the southern end of Hood Canal, in western Washington. From federal agencies to the tribe to private citizens, this is the story of how these very different groups have worked to restore the river after decades of logging and development in the area.
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