24th — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Port Angeles used WWRP funds to create trail access for handicapped users, interpretive signage and parking along the Waterfront Trail.

24th Legislative District

Olympic Peninsula, Clallam, Jefferson, and Grays Harbor Counties

2009 Funded Projects

Agnew Soccer Fields - Clallam Co Parks Dept - $205,500

Clallam County seeks funding to purchase a 7.4-acre parcel of...

Brown Dairy - County of Jefferson - $95,047

Jefferson County and Jefferson Land Trust are applying for grant...

Dabob Bay NAP Restoration Phase 1 (2008) - Dept of Natural Resources - $19,122

The Dabob Bay Natural Area Preserve (NAP) is located in...

Dosewallips State Park Riparian Acquisition - State Parks - $636,200

The goal of this project is to acquire approximately 1...

Finn Hall Farm - County of Clallam - $868,075

Finn Hall Farm, located in eastern Clallam County on the...

Finnriver Farm - County of Jefferson - $207,500

Jefferson County and Jefferson Land Trust are seeking funds for...

Larry Scott Trail Final Phase Project - Jefferson Co Public Works - $590,830

The goal of the Final Phase Project is to acquire...

Olympic Discovery Trail - Dry Creek Bridge - City of Port Angeles - $379,670

The Olympic Dsicovery Trail will eventually extend from the City...

Spruce Railroad Trail Tunnel Restoration Project - Clallam Co Public Works Dept - $999,000

The U.S. Army Spruce Production Division constructed 36 miles of...

W Fork Satsop River Access Improvements - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $324,960

The West Fork Satsop launch would be a very important...

1990 - 2008 Funded Projects

Carlisle Bog NAP - Dept of Natural Resources - $246,330

Centennial Trail Port Angeles - Port Angeles Parks & Rec Dept - $301,078

Chimacum Creek Beach Park - Jefferson Co Public Works - $290,160

Chimacum Watershed - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,723,336

Chimacum Watershed Conservation Easement - Jefferson Land Trust - $499,500

Coastal NAP - Dept of Natural Resources - $2,999,999

Coastal NAP - 1996 - Dept of Natural Resources - $2,434,546

Connell Swimming Pool - Connell Park & Rec Dept - $148,855

Cross-State Trail (Westside) - State Parks - $1,038,900

Dosewallips - Bloomfield Acquisition - State Parks - $159,788

Duckabush Wetlands - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $67,000

Dungeness Bridge Acquisition - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $42,598

Dungeness Farmland - County of Clallam - Clallam County - $349,849

Dungeness River Match - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,227,862

Dungeness River Watershed Restoration - North Olympic Land Trust - $379,235

Elwha River Ped. Bridge/ODT Link - County of Clallam - Clallam Co Public Works Dept - $999,500

Estuarine NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,471,392

Glen Cove Acquisition - State Parks - State Parks - $999,993

Glendale Farm - County of Jefferson - $546,737

H.J. Carroll Park - Jefferson Co Public Works - $71,844

H.J. Carroll Park Third Field - Jefferson Co Public Works - Jefferson Co Public Works - $216,434

Hoko River State Park - State Parks - $2,338,716

Hoko/Cowan - State Parks - $296,549

Inholdings & Adjacent Properties - 2000 - State Parks - $500,000

Inholdings & Adjacent Properties - 2004 - State Parks - $499,997

John Gable Park Revitalization - Hoquiam Parks & Rec Dept - Hoquiam Parks & Rec Dept - $148,976

Larry Scott Memorial Park 96 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $143,500

Larry Scott Memorial Park 97 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $171,840

Larry Scott Trail Dev. Segments 3 & 4 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $382,424

Lincoln Park Field - Port Angeles Parks & Rec Dept - $91,500

Miller Peninsula - Pacific Aerospace - State Parks - $920,351

Monroe Street Skate Park - City of Port Townsend - $200,000

Montesano Community Park Development - Montesano Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Morse Creek - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $354,886

Morse Creek Riverine Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $200,000

Multi-Site Development 93 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $100,000

North Bay - Dept of Natural Resources - $766,866

North Bay NAP 00 - Dept of Natural Resources - $628,240

Northwest Maritime Center - City of Port Townsend - $328,909

NWMC Shoreline Access Improvements - City of Port Townsend - $154,495

Ocean Beach Accesses, '92 - State Parks - $362,451

Ocean Beach Accesses, '94 - State Parks - $290,437

ODT Railroad Bridge Trailhead Parking - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe - $97,128

ODT: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal Segment - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe - $131,033

Olympic Discovery Trail (Sequim) - City of Sequim - $291,170

Olympic Discovery Trail - 1991 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $100,000

Olympic Discovery Trail - 1992 - Jefferson Co Public Works - $200,000

Peregrine Falcon Habitat Ph. 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $566,788

Port Townsend Urban Wildlife Corridor - Port Townsend Parks Dept - $185,701

Puget Trough Estuarine NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $265,362

Puget Trough NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $800,000

Railroad Bridge Park Expansion - Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe - $60,233

Salmon & Snow Creek Estuary - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $100,000

Sequim Farmland - City of Sequim - City of Sequim - $750,000

Tarboo Creek - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $472,704

Triton Cove 91 - State Parks - $368,690

Washington Harbor - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,873,886

Waterfront Trail - Port Angeles Parks & Rec Dept - $272,000

Carlisle Bog NAP: DNR proposes to buy a privately owned 80-acre property for...; 47.15 -124.08
Centennial Trail Port Angeles: Acquisition of approsimately 10 acres of upland and 1.6 acres...; 48.12 -123.36
Chimacum Creek Beach Park: The purpose of this grant would be to help Jefferson...; 48.04 -122.76
Chimacum Watershed: Obtain conservation easements, totaling 250 acres, at seven key riparian...; 47.96 -122.78
Chimacum Watershed Conservation Easement: Coho and summer chum salmon habitat in Chimacum Watershed has...; 48.05 -122.79
Coastal NAP: Acquisition of high priority and threatened natural resource properties within...; 47.05 -124.12
Coastal NAP - 1996: This acquisition of 2,500 acres in Grays Harbor and Pacific...; 47.05 -124.12
Connell Swimming Pool: This project in Franklin County renovates a 20 year old...; 46.66 -118.85
Cross-State Trail (Westside): Acquisition of abandoned railroad line from Chehalis to South bend,...; 47.0 -123.5
Dabob Bay NAP Restoration Phase 1 (2008): The Dabob Bay Natural Area Preserve (NAP) is located in...; 47.85 -122.82
Dosewallips - Bloomfield Acquisition: Acquire the 6.6 acre Bloomfield property adjacent to Dosewallips State...; 47.69 -122.9
Duckabush Wetlands: Acquisition of approximately 65 acres to expand the Duckabush River...; 47.65 -122.93
Dungeness Bridge Acquisition: Acquisition of the Dungenes Bridge property. Costs include appraisal and...; 48.08 -123.15
Dungeness Farmland: This Dungeness Organic Farmland project will purchase the development rights...; 48.1264553306 -123.104896545
Dungeness River Match: The Dungeness River Match project seeks to perpetually protect 2...; 48.08 -123.15
Dungeness River Watershed Restoration: The project will protect approximately 181 acres and restore approximately...; 48.1 -123.15
Elwha River Ped. Bridge/ODT Link: The Elwha River Pedestrian Bridge - Olympic Discovery Trail (ODT)...; 48.11 -123.55
Estuarine NAPs: This proposal is for the acquisition of high priority properties...; 47.1 -123.08
H.J. Carroll Park: This project creates a regional recreation facility at the site...; 48.02 -122.78
H.J. Carroll Park Third Field: H.J. Carroll Park is a heavily used regional park south...; 48.02 -122.77
Hoko/Cowan: Acquire the John Cowen Property located aobut 2 miles west...; 48.28 -124.35
Hoko River State Park: Acquisition of 581 acres, including 3,000 feet of saltwater shoreline...; 48.28 -124.35
Inholdings & Adjacent Properties - 2000: Funding this project would allow State Parks to acquire key...; 45.63 -122.02
Inholdings & Adjacent Properties - 2004: Every biennium, opportunities arise for State Parks to obtain small,...; 48.4 -122.63
John Gable Park Revitalization: John Gable Community Park is located adjacent to the high...; 46.98 -123.92
Larry Scott Memorial Park 96: Larry Scott Memorial Park is a 7 mile trail corridor...; 48.11 -122.78
Larry Scott Memorial Park 97: Larry Scott Memorial Park is a 7 mile trail corridor...; 48.11 -122.78
Larry Scott Trail Dev. Segments 3 & 4: This project will construct 3.4 miles of non-motorized multi-use trail...; 48.1 -122.82
Lincoln Park Field: This development project in Clallam County completes the Volunteer Field...; 48.12 -123.48
Monroe Street Skate Park: This project will provide an exciting recreational opportunity for Port...; 48.12 -122.75
Morse Creek: This project presents an opportunity to showcase preservation of a...; 48.1 -123.35
Morse Creek Riverine Restoration: Morse Creek is inhabited by multiple stocks of imperiled salmonids:...; 48.1 -123.36
Multi-Site Development 93: The project involves the development of eight water access sites....; 47.62 -122.36
NWMC Shoreline Access Improvements: This project develops the water access elements of a new...; 48.12 -122.75
North Bay: Acquisition of a natural area, preserving six types of wetlands,...; 47.05 -124.12
North Bay NAP 00: This acquisition proposal will add land (under threat of logging,...; 47.04 -124.11
Northwest Maritime Center: This project is to acquire approximately one acre of shoreline...; 48.12 -122.75
ODT: Jamestown S'Klallam Tribal Segment: The Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe proposes to construct a one-quarter mile...; 48.02 -123.0
ODT Railroad Bridge Trailhead Parking: This project will provide key parking and access to the...; 48.09 -123.15
Ocean Beach Accesses, '92: This project will provide sanitary and paved parking facilities at...; 47.24 -124.22
Ocean Beach Accesses, '94: Upgrade 12 existing ocean beach accesses in Grays Harbor and...; 47.24 -124.22
Olympic Discovery Trail (Sequim): Clallam County has established the Olympic Discovery Trail as the...; 48.06 -123.05
Olympic Discovery Trail - Dry Creek Bridge: The Olympic Dsicovery Trail will eventually extend from the City...; 48.12 -123.52
Olympic Discovery Trail - 1991: Acquisition of abandoned railroad right-of-way from Port Townsend city limits...; 48.11 -122.78
Olympic Discovery Trail - 1992: Acquisition of approsimately six miles of abandoned railroad right-of-way for...; 48.1 -122.8
Peregrine Falcon Habitat Ph. 2: Acquisition of 356 acres of peregrine falcon habitat which includes...; 48.43 -122.63
Port Townsend Urban Wildlife Corridor: This project would allow the City of Port Townsend to...; 48.13 -122.81
Puget Trough Estuarine NAPs: This proposal is for the acquisition of high priority properties...; 47.1 -123.09
Puget Trough NAPs: This proposal is for acquisition of high priority properties within...; 47.1 -123.09
Railroad Bridge Park Expansion: The objective of this project is to acquire 18 acres...; 48.08 -123.14
Glen Cove Acquisition: State Parks will use this grant to buy 30 acres,...; 47.733550887 -122.880020142
Salmon & Snow Creek Estuary: The Salmon and Snow Creek Estuary project will protect premier...; 47.99 -122.89
Sequim Farmland: This Sequim Prairie Farmland Project is to purchase the development...; 48.1 -123.09
Spruce Railroad Trail Tunnel Restoration Project: The U.S. Army Spruce Production Division constructed 36 miles of...; 48.09 -123.81
Tarboo Creek: Lower Tarboo Creek is a rare example of an undeveloped...; 47.88 -122.83
Triton Cove 91: Acquisition of 1.4 acres to allow for the redevelopment of...; 47.73 -122.87
W Fork Satsop River Access Improvements: The West Fork Satsop launch would be a very important...; 47.04 -123.53
Washington Harbor: This purchase of 700 acres in Clallam County protects the...; 48.1 -123.06
Waterfront Trail: This project in Clallam County acquires seven city lots adjacent...; 48.09 -123.42
Glendale Farm: Jefferson County and Jefferson Land Trust will use this grant...; 48.0 -122.77

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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