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Previous Issues
Salmon Streams and Tributaries
September 2025
Nooksack River Projects
Many Partners Join Efforts to Help This North Fork Nooksack Tributary by Eli DeWitt, Instream Project Manager We have an exciting collaboration coming up between NSEA, Whatcom Land Trust (WLT) , Whatcom County Public Works (WCPW), and Whatcom Conservation District … Continue reading
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September 2025
See Salmon Journey Upriver to Spawn!
by Sarah Brown, Stewardship Program Manager Now is the time you can witness one of the most iconic events in the Pacific Northwest. Considering how important these fish are to local cultures, economies, and environments, salmon can be surprisingly elusive … Continue reading
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September 2025
State Awards $14.6 Million in Grants to Protect and Restore Puget Sound Estuaries, Shorelines and Salmon
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and the Washington Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO) recently announced $14.6 million in grants for a suite of projects to protect and improve estuaries, shorelines and other near-shore habitat in Puget Sound. … Continue reading
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