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Funds from the WWRP grant program protect wildlife corridors for mule deer, elk and the rare carnivores that depend on them in the Methow River watershed.

Beebe Springs Natural Area Phase 3 Development: The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this...; 47.82072744 -119.9716579
Beebe Springs Restoration Phase 2: The Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this grant...; 47.82057987 -119.97029206
Beebe Springs Trail Phase 2: The Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this grant...; 47.82638888 -119.97638888
Brewster Soccer Fields: This development project in Okanogan County expands local soccer opportunities...; 48.09134738 -119.78477906
Camas Meadows Rare Plant Habitat Restoration: The Department of Natural Resources’ Natural Areas Program will use...; 47.6 -122.3
Cashmere Swimming Pool Revitalization: Cashmere seeks to renovate an eighty-year-old community swimming pool. Proposed...; 47.51981549 -120.4735258
Colockum Access Improvements: The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this...; 47.28139455 -120.09291013
Columbia River Small Craft Access: This project will provide citizens and visitors access to the...; 47.43791721 -120.3153387
Columbia River Trail: Construction of approximately four miles of paved bike/pedestrian trail along...; 47.44027777 -120.30555555
Coyote Canyon: Purchased 240 acres located on channeled scabland topography in the...; 47.52333333 -119.68361111
Don Morse Park Water Access Improvements: Chelan Parks and Recreation Department will use this grant to...; 47.84553207 -120.02770237
Entiat Slopes NAP: Entiat Slopes is an existing Natural Area Preserve (NAP) site...; 47.64166666 -120.26111111
Entiat Waterfront Trail: Entiat will use this grant to redevelop about 6 acres...; 47.68533942 -120.2025702
Methow Farmland: Okanogan County will use this grant to purchase a conservation...; 48.39945582 -120.13151668
Lakeside Park: This development project in Chelan County will improve the safety,...; 47.83777777 -120.05222222
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 1: Purchase of 478 acres in the Larkspur Meadows NAP complex...; 47.47166666 -120.57472222
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 2: Addition of approximately 106 acres to the Larkspur Meadows NAP....; 47.47166666 -120.57472222
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 3: Larkspur Meadows contains the world's largest population of both an...; 47.47166666 -120.57472222
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 4: This purchase continues protection for the most significant and largest...; 47.47166666 -120.57472222
Leavenworth Skate Park: This project constructs a skate park on approximately 13,000 square...; 47.6007581 -120.65386306
Mack Lloyd Park (Winthrop): The project described herein represents the final improvements required to...; 48.47694444 -120.18416666
Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats: The Methow Valley, located in Okanogan Co. east of the...; 48.43194444 -120.15361111
Methow Shrub-steppe Restoration: The Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this grant...; 48.50300082 -120.14193348
Methow Valley Community Trail, Phase 3: This third phase request of a combination project begun in...; 48.59083333 -120.40611111
Methow Valley Trail System: Acquisition of easements, fee simple ownership, and development of a...; 48.59083333 -120.40611111
Methow Watershed Phase 1: This project proposes to protect critical wildlife habitat in the...; 48.455 -120.16777777
Methow Watershed Phase 2: The current emphasis of this ongoing project in Okanogan County...; 48.55470425 -120.3385869
Methow Watershed Phase 3: This project will provide critical habitat for sharp-tailed grouse, spring...; 48.55470425 -120.3385869
Methow Watershed Phase 4: The goal of the Methow Watershed project in Okanogan County...; 48.50717225 -120.26152388
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 1: This project began protection of winter range for the state's...; 48.38861111 -120.20277777
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 2: Additional purchase of 845 acres of mule deer winter range...; 48.38861111 -120.20277777
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 3: Continues protection efforts by purchase of up to 5,500 acres...; 48.38861111 -120.20277777
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 4: This 15,00 acre acquisition in Okanogan County includes several willing...; 48.38861111 -120.20277777
North Dam Park Ph. 1: This project in Grant County developed and improved an existing...; 47.94055555 -119.01638888
North Douglas County Shrub-Steppe Restoration: The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this...; 47.96958063 -119.68381881
Northern Shrub Steppe: This proposal is to acquire properties for two Natural Area...; 47.98583333 -119.77
Pearrygin Lake Shoreline Acquisition: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.49187771 -120.16257063
Pearrygin Lake - Court Acquisition: State Parks will use this grant to buy 120 acres...; 48.47515632 -120.13887925
Pearrygin Lake Shoreline - Yockey Ph 3: State Parks will use this grant to purchase 119 acres...; 48.48477826 -120.14942863
Peshastin Pinnacles: Acquisition of 35 acres containing unique 200-feet-high sandstone spires that...; 47.54166666 -120.51944444
Pogue Mountain pre-commerical thin: The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this...; 48.42891318 -119.60516636
Rotary Park Expansion: The City of Wenatchee and the Wenatchee, North Wenatchee and...; 47.44356783 -120.34694293
Saddle Rock Acquisition: Wenatchee will use this grant to buy 325.12 acres, which...; 47.401647158 -120.354907036
Sagebrush Flat NAP: This project began acquisitions in Douglas County to protect at...; 47.47583333 -119.68166666
Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 5: This Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) proposal will...; 47.98992077 -119.72898649
Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 4: The Columbian sharp-tailed grouse is threatened in Washington and a...; 47.98652506 -119.69517935
Steamboat Rock: Construction of a 50-unit camp area as an addition to...; 47.86416666 -119.11638888
Steamboat Rock - Campground Phase 2: The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission will use this...; 47.85704603 -119.12699828
Steamboat Rock - Campground Expansion: State Parks will use this grant to develop 37 full-service...; 47.85777071 -119.12305224
Sun Lakes/Dry Falls Ph. 1 Development: This project will improve facilities at Sun Lakes - Dry...; 47.5930931 -119.37897702
Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquision 3: The scope of this project is to acquire approximately 45...; 47.58522238 -119.4077834
Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 1: Sun Lakes State Park offers a destination camping and fishing...; 47.59 -119.38972222
Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 2: State Parks seeks to purchase the 218+ acre McLeary tract,...; 47.58357291 -119.41060151
Twisp Community Trail: Twisp will use this grant to buy right-of-way across six...; 48.3610615412 -120.127528668
Twisp Park Playground & Basketball Court: The town of Twisp, in Okanogan County, proposes to create...; 48.36849754 -120.12167726
Wagner Memorial Pool Renovation: This project in the small community of Twisp and provided...; 48.36777777 -120.12083333
White River: The goal of this project is to secure the last...; 47.875 -120.87027777
Wilson Creek Park Renovation: The Town of Wilson Creek, located 30 miles north of...; 47.4225 -119.12388888
Wilson Creek Skate Park: The Town of Wilson Creek is centrally located in Grant...; 47.42212489 -119.12243542
Winthrop Community Park and Ice Rink: This project in Okanogan County addresses two long term priorities...; 48.47361111 -120.17833333
Crown-S Ranch Farmland: Okanogan County, in partnership with the Methow Conservancy, will use...; 48.43727508 -120.1697271

Note: Not all projects are shown. red = pending, green = funded

12th Legislative District

Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties

Projects Funded in 2011 - 2012 5 total projects $1,563,227

Camas Meadows Rare Plant Habitat Restoration - Dept of Natural Resources - $145,500 The Department of Natural Resources’ Natural Areas Program will use...

Don Morse Park Water Access Improvements - Chelan Parks & Rec Dept - $500,000 Chelan Parks and Recreation Department will use this grant to...

Entiat Waterfront Trail - City of Entiat - $500,000 Entiat will use this grant to redevelop about 6 acres...

Saddle Rock Acquisition - City of Wenatchee - $342,620 Wenatchee will use this grant to buy 325.12 acres, which...

Twisp Community Trail - Town of Twisp - $75,107 Twisp will use this grant to buy right-of-way across six...

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 64 total projects $75,763,336

Beebe Springs Natural Area Phase 3 Development - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $750,000

Beebe Springs Restoration Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $249,410

Beebe Springs Trail Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $243,478

Brewster Soccer Fields - City of Brewster - $55,184

Cashmere Swimming Pool Revitalization - City of Cashmere - $300,000

Colockum Access Improvements - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $255,063

Columbia River Small Craft Access - Wenatchee Parks & Rec Dept - $47,500

Columbia River Trail - Douglas County - $300,000

Coyote Canyon - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $49,331

Crown-S Ranch Farmland - Okanogan County - $213,749

Entiat Slopes NAP - Dept of Natural Resources - $248,194

Lakeside Park - Chelan Parks & Rec Dept - $98,918

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 1 - Dept of Natural Resources - $931,924

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 2 - Dept of Natural Resources - $300,000

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 3 - Dept of Natural Resources - $373,972

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 4 - Dept of Natural Resources - $444,281

Leavenworth Skate Park - City of Leavenworth - $67,500

Lower Methow Farmland - Okanogan County - $395,908

Mack Lloyd Park (Winthrop) - Town of Winthrop - $40,000

Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats - Methow Conservancy - $550,000

Methow Farmland - Okanogan County - $387,037

Methow Rapids NAP 2006 - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,257,952

Methow Shrub-steppe Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $304,521

Methow Valley Community Trail, Phase 3 - Okanogan County - $196,000

Methow Valley Trail System - Okanogan County Parks & Rec - $239,000

Methow Watershed - Phase 5 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $4,692,465

Methow Watershed Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $5,810,416

Methow Watershed Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $6,705,037

Methow Watershed Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,604,990

Methow Watershed Phase 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,812,870

Methow Watershed Phase 6 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $3,500,000

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,864,493

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $5,823,341

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $10,050,000

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,480,000

Mid-Columbia Shrub Steppe - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $605,436

North Dam Park Ph. 1 - City of Grand Coulee - $114,895

North Douglas County Shrub-Steppe Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $249,812

Northern Shrub Steppe - Dept of Natural Resources - $68,077

Pearrygin Lake - Court Acquisition - State Parks - $1,493,481

Pearrygin Lake - Hill Acquisition - State Parks - $2,000,000

Pearrygin Lake Shoreline - Yockey Ph 3 - State Parks - $1,593,615

Pearrygin Lake Shoreline Acquisition - State Parks - $1,299,655

Peshastin Pinnacles - State Parks - $355,874

Pogue Mountain pre-commerical thin - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $111,122

Rotary Park Expansion - City of Wenatchee - $198,500

Sagebrush Flat NAP - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $450,868

Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $496,280

Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 5 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $913,057

Steamboat Rock - State Parks - $307,451

Steamboat Rock - Campground Expansion - State Parks - $1,803,000

Steamboat Rock - Campground Phase 2 - State Parks - $1,672,151

Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquision 3 - State Parks - $400,000

Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 1 - State Parks - $100,000

Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 2 - State Parks - $2,078,578

Sun Lakes/Dry Falls Ph. 1 Development - State Parks - $1,499,926

Susie Stephens Trail - Town of Winthrop - $1,400,000

Twisp Park Playground & Basketball Court - Town of Twisp - $31,860

Wagner Memorial Pool Renovation - Town of Twisp - $248,719

Wenatchee Foothills Trails, Phase 1 - City of Wenatchee - $172,043

White River - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,032,558

Wilson Creek Park Renovation - Town of Wilson Creek - $13,000

Wilson Creek Skate Park - Town of Wilson Creek - $35,844

Winthrop Community Park and Ice Rink - Town of Winthrop - $375,000

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.

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Projects Funded in 2011 - 2012 5 total projects $1,563,227

1990 - 2010 Funded Projects 64 total projects $75,763,336

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