OLYMPIC PENINSULA

We work for Washington Salmon Recovery on the North Olympic Peninsula to achieve a healthy Puget Sound ecosystem with sustainable salmon populations... We are working towards a future on the North Olympic Peninsula with a healthy Puget Sound ecosystem and abundant salmon populations that support ceremonial, subsistence, recreational and commercial fisheries... We work to advance salmon recovery, protection and restoration from Clallam County's eastern boundary near Gardner, along the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Morse Creek in Port Angeles, and west past the Elwha, Lyre, Clallam and Sekiu Rivers to Cape Flattery in Neah Bay, the most northwest corner of the contiguous United States. It includes the western portion of Water Resource Inventory Area (WRIA) 17(Quilcene- Snow), WRIA 18 East (Dungeness), WRIA 18 West (Elwha-Morse) and WRIA 19 (Lyre- Hoko). We can support restoration efforts in any of our many watersheds, but particular areas are prioritized in relation to factors such as..

Primary location: Port Angeles United States