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Download the full plan and fact sheet. The Hood Canal Bridge carries traffic across the northern outlet of Hood Canal.  Because of its location, all salmon and steelhead must pass the Hood Canal Bridge on their migration to and from the Pacific Ocean. Recent studies indicate the bridge is a ...

The project list reviewed and ranked by the HCCC Lead Entity Technical Advisory Group (TAG) and Citizens Committee has been submitted to the Salmon Recovery Funding Board (SRFB) for their final review and funding decision.   View the 2016 LE Habitat Project List which includes links to project descriptions in PRISM snapshot.

The Hood Canal Coordinating Council supports legislative requests that further HCCC’s and our partners’ work and investments toward Hood Canal’s environmental and community wellbeing. 2017 HCCC Legislative Priorities

Join us November 4th for the Hood Canal Environmental Awards Program and Poster Session. Awards will be presented to the following individuals/organizations: Mike Anderson, for his role in forming and coordinating the Skokomish Watershed Action Team (SWAT) and his continued support of restoration activities in the Skokomish Watershed. Shore ...

HCCC partnered with the Great Peninsula Conservancy to acquire a 22.9 acre wetland parcel in the Gamble Creek watershed. This property will fulfill credits sold to the Navy for the Explosives Handling Wharf 2 impact project.

In March 2013 HCCC issued a request of qualification and quotation (RFQQ) for various (GIS, wetlands, cultural and historic properties, environmental site assessment, eelgrass and macroalgae habitat survey), engineering and geological on-call support services.  Selections of firms responsive to the RFQQ were made in May 2013. The RFQQ stated that the project ...

Congratulations to our 2015 Hood Canal Environmental Achievement Award Winners Newberry Hill Heritage Park Stewards and Beards Cove Community Organization! Read more

HCCC’s Board of Directors adopted 14 Near Term Actions for the 2016-2018 biennium. The NTAs are currently under review by PSP for inclusion in the Puget Sound Action Agenda. Read more

HCCC partnered with the Great Peninsula Conservancy to acquire 17 acres of wetlands to be restored and protected in perpetuity. Read more