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by Heidi Huber

SWAT Community Meeting on 6/25

The Skokomish Watershed Action Team invites the community to come hear from local partners about project updates, emerging concerns, and new innovations contributing to enduring Skokomish River watershed health and ...
by Heidi Huber

HCCC Board of Directors Elects New Officers

At its Annual Meeting in January, the Hood Canal Coordinating Council elected new officers.  Commissioner Kate Dean of Jefferson County was elected as the new Chair, and Chairwoman Amber Caldera ...
New video highlights the collaborative restoration work of the Skokomish River Watershed Action Team (SWAT), centering the voices of local partners, land managers, and community members who are working together to drive progress for salmon, water quality, and local communities, including Mason Conservation District, the Skokomish Indian Tribe, the Hood Canal Coordinating Council, state and federal agencies, and many others deeply connected to this place.
Learn more at www.SkokAction.org.

This video is part of the Ripple Effect campaign, a statewide effort to grow awareness and action for healthy streamside habitats. Find more resources at www.conserve.wa.gov. The Ripple Effect campaign is supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. The CCA puts cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health. Information about the CCA is available at www.climate.wa.gov.