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Cold Water Connection

  • For Coho and Beavers, It’s Easy to Make PALS on the Olympic Peninsula

    Restoration work doesn’t have to be high-tech. Sometimes the most effective solutions just need elbow grease…and an Arnold.

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  • In Washington, Forging a New Path Forward for Failing Roads

    The Forest Service had a backlog of critical road projects near the Sitkum River. We’re partnering to get the work done.

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  • A New Boom for the Pacific Northwest’s Restoration Economy

    Millions in federal fish passage funding are set to flow to coastal salmon watersheds.

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  • Meet Nicole Rasmussen

    Wild Salmon Center’s new fish habitat specialist brings rich experience and community relationships to our growing Washington Coast restoration team.

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  • Welcome Michelle Cramer

    Our new Habitat Restoration Engineer brings deep expertise to our growing docket of coastal projects.

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  • A $1.5M Win for Washington Wild Fish

    With a major U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service award, federal infrastructure funds begin flowing to Pacific Northwest salmon strongholds.

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