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.
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Chimacum Watershed Conservation Easement
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Coho and summer chum salmon habitat in Chimacum Watershed has...
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Dungeness River Watershed Restoration
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The project will protect approximately 181 acres and restore approximately...
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Haskell Slough Project
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Restore 3.5 miles of Haskel slough on the Skykomish River...
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Martha John Creek Project
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The objective of the project is to acquire conservation easements...
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Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats
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The Methow Valley, located in Okanogan Co. east of the...
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N. Fork Stillaguamish ELJ
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A collaborative watershed restoration effort has been ongoing in the...
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Nisqually River Riparian Project
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The Nisqually River, a major salmon-producing river, has its headwater...
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North Creek Greenway
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North Creek, which flows into the Sammamish river and Lake...
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Samish River Project
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The Samish River is the major tributary to Samish Bay,...
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Stillaguamish Slough Protection
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The Stillaguamish River supports a regionally important fishery that is...
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1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 10 total projects $2,241,786
What is the WWRP?
The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.
