Riparian Habitat
In 1997, the Washington State Legislature established a pilot Riparian category for the WWRP grant program. In 1998, the Coalition secured $2.1 million for state WWRP grants to protect ten Riparian Habitat areas, leveraging $1 million in local matching funds.
1990 - 2008 Funded Projects
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Chimacum Watershed Conservation Easement
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Coho and summer chum salmon habitat in Chimacum Watershed has...
- 48.05 -122.79
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Dungeness River Watershed Restoration
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The project will protect approximately 181 acres and restore approximately...
- 48.1 -123.15
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Haskell Slough Project
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Restore 3.5 miles of Haskel slough on the Skykomish River...
- 47.84 -121.97
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Martha John Creek Project
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The objective of the project is to acquire conservation easements...
- 47.82 -122.56
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Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats
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The Methow Valley, located in Okanogan Co. east of the...
- 48.43 -120.15
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N. Fork Stillaguamish ELJ
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A collaborative watershed restoration effort has been ongoing in the...
- 48.28 -121.82
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Nisqually River Riparian Project
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The Nisqually River, a major salmon-producing river, has its headwater...
- 46.97 -122.56
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North Creek Greenway
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North Creek, which flows into the Sammamish river and Lake...
- 47.8 -122.21
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Samish River Project
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The Samish River is the major tributary to Samish Bay,...
- 48.59 -122.29
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Stillaguamish Slough Protection
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The Stillaguamish River supports a regionally important fishery that is...
- 48.2 -122.23
Note: Not all projects are shown.
