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Asotin Creek Watershed
- Status
- Funded in 2003
This project will acquire 8,500-acre Schlee Ranch comprised of salmonid bearing streams, riparian buffers, and steppe habitat located within the Asotin Creek Watershed. This property is rich in priority species (steelhead, bull trout, Chinook salmon, bald eagle, elk, mule deer) and priority habitats (riverine, riparian, wetlands, steppe, caves, and talus slopes). Bordered on three sides by public lands, the project provides critical connectivity to fish and wildlife habitats on adjoining public lands.
Location
George Creek Parcel: from Asotin travel SW on the Asotin Creek Road and then the Cloverland Road approximately 8.5 miles. Property lies south of the road. Asotin Creek Parcel: Continue south on Cloverland Road approximately 6 miles to cross road. Turn west and go 0.5 miles to ""T"", turn south and travel 1.25 miles: east side of property lies west of the road. OR From Asotin travel SW approximately 15 miles on the Asotin Creek Road to the intersection of the Lick Fork Road and the S. Fork Asotin Creek R
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Asotin Creek Watershed
- This project will acquire 8,500-acre Schlee Ranch comprised of salmonid bearing streams, riparian buffers, and steppe habitat located within the Asotin Creek Watershed. This property is rich in priority species (steelhead, bull trout, Chinook salmon, bald eagle, elk, mule deer) and priority habitats (riverine, riparian, wetlands, steppe, caves, and talus slopes). Bordered on three sides by public lands, the project provides critical connectivity to fish and wildlife habitats on adjoining public lands.
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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.
