Washington Departments of Fish and Wildlife and Health are looking for volunteers that can assist with monitoring of shellfish harvesters during the harvesting season. Each survey will only take about 20 minutes plus travel time. It involves counting shellfish harvesters along the beach during low tide on designated days. There are 35 different sampling dates through early September. For more information www.mrc.whatcomcounty.org/upcoming-events/volunteers-needed/.
Restoring the River, Building Salmon Habitat on the Nooksack River Today, groups are working together to restore habitat on the Nooksack River. A cooperative of Agencies, Tribes, and restoration…
format_align_leftRead Article"Making Way for Salmon" is a short (15 minute) film highlighting the challenges of culverts as fish passage barriers. It was created by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and can be viewed…
format_align_leftRead ArticleThe Whatcom Watersheds Information Network in association with multiple sponsors is hosting the 2017 Baker to Bay Symposium at the Ferndale Event Center. This two-day event will bring together…
format_align_leftRead ArticleLetters of Intent for project proposals are being accepted for salmon recovery projects funded through the Washington State Salmon Recovery Funding Board (SRFB) 2017 grant cycle. Letters of Intent…
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