Okanogan — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Lost Lake provides food, nesting and brooding cover for the common loon, a rare breeder in Washington.

Okanogan County

Okanogan County shares its northern most border with Canada.

2009 Funded Projects

Lower Methow Farmland - County of Okanogan - $395,908

The scope of this project is to purchase a conservation...

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

Goal: Conserve the ecological integrity and extraordinary biological diversity of...

Nelson Ranch Farmland - County of Okanogan - $616,050

Okanogan County seeks to protect Nelson Ranch’s 1,026 acres of...

Okanogan Similkameen Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $503,748

Objectives: 1. Protect the most viable wildlife movement corridor linking...

Pearrygin Lake Expansion - Phase 1 Dev - State Parks - $1,000,000

Project constructs a new park entrance, entrance road that connects...

Sinlahekin Ecosystem Restoration - Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $778,632

This project is the first phase in an effort to...

1990 - 2008 Funded Projects

Brewster Soccer Fields - City of Brewster - $55,185

Crown-S Ranch Farmland - County of Okanogan - $213,750

Deep Bay Park Ph. 2 - City of Oroville - $28,527

Eastside Park Soccer Fields - City of Omak - $90,154

Lost Lake - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $19,764

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

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

Methow Farmland - County of Okanogan - Okanogan County - $400,748

Methow Rapids NAP - Dept of Natural Resources - $878,325

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

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

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

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

Methow Watershed - Phase 5 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - 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 - $2,839,200

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,864,494

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $5,823,342

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

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

Okanogan Sharp-tailed Grouse - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $3,630,324

Okanogan Valley Sports Complex - City of Okanogan - $103,893

Oroville's Eastlake Ballfields - City of Oroville - $29,691

Osoyoos Lake, Entrance Lot - State Parks - $103,747

Pearrygin Lake - Court Acquisition - State Parks - State Parks - $1,500,000

Pearrygin Lake Shoreline - Yockey Ph 3 - State Parks - State Parks - $1,600,000

Pearrygin Lake Shoreline Acquisition - State Parks - $1,299,656

Sharp-Tailed Grouse Ph. 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,763,324

Sharp-tailed Grouse, Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $4,528,060

Sharptailed Grouse Phase 6 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $526,260

Similkameen Connector Trail Phase I - Okanogan County Public Works - $688,666

Tonasket B3 Skate and Bike Park - Town of Tonasket - $129,000

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

Wagner Memorial Pool Renovation - Town of Twisp - $248,720

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

Brewster Soccer Fields: Brewster residents recently placed top priority on conversion of a...; 48.09 -119.78
Deep Bay Park Ph. 2: Phase 2 development of popular waterfront community park. Construction includes...; 48.97 -119.44
Eastside Park Soccer Fields: Creating two regulation soccer fields in Omak's East Side Park...; 48.41 -119.52
Methow Farmland: Using funds from the IAC Farmland Preservation Account, Okanogan County...; 48.4 -120.13
Lost Lake: Acquisition of 4 acres of freshwater marsh at the southern...; 48.85 -119.05
Mack Lloyd Park (Winthrop): The project described herein represents the final improvements required to...; 48.48 -120.18
Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats: The Methow Valley, located in Okanogan Co. east of the...; 48.43 -120.15
Methow Rapids NAP: Recent inventories have documented that over one-half of the state's...; 48.03 -119.88
Methow Rapids NAP 2006: Recent inventories have documented that over one-half of the state's...; 48.02 -119.88
Methow Shrub-steppe Restoration: This Methow Shrub-Steppe Restoration Project proposes to restore 600 acres...; 48.5 -120.14
Methow Valley Community Trail, Phase 3: This application is the third phase in a project that...; 48.59 -120.41
Methow Valley Trail System: Acquisition of permanent easements and fee simple ownerships and development...; 48.59 -120.41
Methow Watershed Phase 1: This project proposes to protect about 5,400 acres of critical...; 48.46 -120.17
Methow Watershed Phase 2: Securing habitat needed to maintain all ecological processes and sustain...; 48.55 -120.34
Methow Watershed Phase 3: Securing habitat needed to maintain all ecological processes and sustain...; 48.55 -120.34
Methow Watershed Phase 4: The goal of the Methow Watershed project in Okanogan County...; 48.51 -120.26
Methow Watershed - Phase 5: Conserving the habitat and related ecological processes that sustain the...; 48.43 -120.14
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 1: Acquisition of 1,090 acres of winter range for migrating mule...; 48.39 -120.2
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 2: Acquisition of mule deer winter range in the Methow Valley....; 48.39 -120.2
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 3: Acquisition of 5,500 acres of critical winter range and migration...; 48.39 -120.2
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 4: This project includes acquisition of several priority sites in the...; 48.39 -120.2
Okanogan Sharp-tailed Grouse: Acquisition of grassland habitat areas in Okanogan County, totaling 12,627...; 48.95 -119.08
Okanogan Valley Sports Complex: This project proposes to purchase 26 acres and to construct...; 48.37 -119.57
Oroville's Eastlake Ballfields: The Oroville Eastlake Park Project is a phased project initiated...; 48.94 -119.42
Osoyoos Lake, Entrance Lot: Project will acquire property near the entrance to Osoyoos Lake...; 48.95 -119.43
Pearrygin Lake Shoreline Acquisition: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.49 -120.16
Pearrygin Lake Expansion - Phase 1 Dev: Project constructs a new park entrance, entrance road that connects...; 48.49 -120.15
Pearrygin Lake - Court Acquisition: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.48 -120.14
Pearrygin Lake Shoreline - Yockey Ph 3: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.48 -120.15
Sharp-Tailed Grouse Ph. 2: Acquisition of 12,500 acres of critical habitat for sharp-tailed grouse,...; 48.55 -119.41
Sharp-tailed Grouse, Phase 3: This project proposes to protect 10,000 acres of habitat crucial...; 47.96 -119.66
Sharptailed Grouse Phase 6: The Scotch Creek Wildlife Area in Okanogan County is a...; 48.56 -119.67
Similkameen Connector Trail Phase I: The Similkameen Connector Trail Phase 1 is the first step...; 48.95 -119.46
Sinlahekin Ecosystem Restoration - Phase 1: This project is the first phase in an effort to...; 48.73 -119.68
Tonasket B3 Skate and Bike Park: The Town of Tonasket is applying for a development grant...; 48.71 -119.44
Twisp Park Playground & Basketball Court: The Town of Twisp is working on developing our Twisp...; 48.37 -120.12
Wagner Memorial Pool Renovation: This project will provide much needed renovations to the Wagner...; 48.37 -120.12
Winthrop Community Park and Ice Rink: This project melds two long term priorities for the Town...; 48.47 -120.18
Crown-S Ranch Farmland: Okanogan County and the Methow Conservancy propose to protect 49.57...; 48.44 -120.17

Note: Not all projects are shown.

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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