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Entiat Slopes NAP
- Status
- Funded in 1999
Entiat Slopes is an existing Natural Area Preserve (NAP) site 15 miles north of Wenatchee in the foothill zone of eastern Washington. The proposal is to acquire additional critical properties, to nearly double the existing acreage. The target parcels contain the state’s highest quality examples of remaining native arid plant communities. They also provide important wildlife habitat, including critical riparian areas. The project will complement adjacent Bureau of Land Management land which provides protection for rare plants. Entiat Slopes NAP contains the state’s largest known population of Thompson’s Clover (state threatened and federal candidate) and the Longsepal Globemallow (state threatened).
Location
Approximately 15 miles north of Wenatchee and 3 miles southwest of Entiat in Chelan County.
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Entiat Slopes NAP
- Entiat Slopes is an existing Natural Area Preserve (NAP) site 15 miles north of Wenatchee in the foothill zone of eastern Washington. The proposal is to acquire additional critical properties, to nearly double the existing acreage. The target parcels contain the state’s highest quality examples of remaining native arid plant communities. They also provide important wildlife habitat, including critical riparian areas. The project will complement adjacent Bureau of Land Management land which provides protection for rare plants. Entiat Slopes NAP contains the state’s largest known population of Thompson’s Clover (state threatened and federal candidate) and the Longsepal Globemallow (state threatened).
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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.
