Daily Archives: February 12, 2012

Five Tips for Talking About Polluted Stormwater

How do we talk about polluted stormwater so people get why it's important—and see what we can do to fix it? We're glad to report that there is quite a bit of good, local messaging research to tell us what

Five Tips for Talking About Polluted Stormwater2023-02-16T05:45:55-08:00

East Fork Lewis River & Swanson Chum Channel Link For Salmon Returns

East Fork Lewis River, Swanson Chum Channel, One Link in Increasing Nutrients and Salmon Returns Restoration or improvement in salmon and steelhead returns on any stream including the East Fork Lewis River are like links in a chain. Healthy links

East Fork Lewis River & Swanson Chum Channel Link For Salmon Returns2012-02-12T16:57:16-08:00

Yacolt Mountain Rock Quarry Concerns

The protection of the EPA Designated Troutdale Sole Source Aquifer is critical to Clark County and the Portland area. Effective management of storm water and the many related environmental attributes, is imperative. Based on recent technical analysis, all over-surface and

Yacolt Mountain Rock Quarry Concerns2012-02-12T09:05:41-08:00

West Daybreak Stream Channel & Fish Habitat RCO Construction Grant

Fish First West Daybreak Stream Channel and Fish Habitat RCO Construction Grant (11-1266), Phase One. After nearly 5 years, the design for this 3,700' Fish First, West Daybreak Stream Channel and Fish Habitat project has been approved and is supported

West Daybreak Stream Channel & Fish Habitat RCO Construction Grant2012-02-12T08:47:47-08:00

Lewis River Below Daybreak Bridge To Be Restored

In 2001, American Rivers named East Fork Lewis River, “one of the most endangered streams in the U.S.” The Federation of Flyfishers identified its “native runs of salmon and steelhead as one of the country’s most at risk”, due primarily

Lewis River Below Daybreak Bridge To Be Restored2012-02-12T08:40:57-08:00

Stream Channel & Fish Habitat Restoration Project

West Daybreak Stream Channel & Fish Habitat Restoration Project FOEF members were part of the team that put the project design together and FOEF is a strong advocate for the project to be funded and implemented ASAP. Location: Downstream of

Stream Channel & Fish Habitat Restoration Project2012-02-12T08:36:43-08:00
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