Snoqualmie 2015: Building for Salmon Recovery and Watershed Health
The Snoqualmie 2015 report outlines a 10-year vision for safeguarding the Snoqualmie watershed's remaining natural resources and restore habitat for salmon listed under the Endangered Species Act.
The report provides descriptions, maps, status and budget and contact information for dozens of projects in the Snoqualmie watershed. The report covers:
- Habitat Restoration Projects
- Habitat Protection Projects
- A project tracking matrix
- A glossary of habitat terms and concepts
- A Preliminary implementation sequence for Snoqualmie Capital Projects
- A diagram that illustrates, "Capital Restoration Projects: from Conception to Construction"
Report
Snoqualmie 2015 is available in Adobe Acrobat format and is provided in sections below for faster download. (For help using Acrobat files, please visit our Acrobat help page.)
- Title page, Contents, Project Tracking Matrix and Introduction (824Kb)
- Map of Early Action Habitat Restoration Project Locations (153Kb)
- Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects, pp. 13-31(6Mb)
- Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects, pp. 32-52 (6Mb)
- Map of Early Action Habitat Protection Project Locations (153 Kb)
- Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects, pp. 53-66 (1.5 Mb)
Appendices
- A: Glossary of Habitat Terms and Concepts (155Kb)
- B: Preliminary Implementation Sequence for Snoqualmie Capital Projects (57Kb)
- C: Diagram of Capital Restoration Projects from Conception to Construction (2Mb)
Project Lists
- Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects Led by King County
- Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects Led by Other Organizations
- Early Action Habitat Protection Projects Led by King County
- Early Action Habitat Protection Projects Led by Other Organizations
Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects Led by King County
- Camp Gilead Off Channel Reconnection
- Cherry Creek Floodplain Restoration
- Cherry Creek Mouth Restoration
- Cherry Valley Dairy Stream Enhancement
- Cherry Valley Pump and Flood Gate Facility
- Chinook Bend Reach Restoration
- Coe-Clemons Creek Restoration
- Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CERP) Plantings
- Deer Creek Channel Relocation
- East Fork Weiss Creek Fish Passage Improvement
- Gonneson Revetment Removal
- Harris Creek Tributary Fish Passage Improvement
- HerbCo Farm
- Jubliee Farm Riparian Restoration
- Lower Raging River Restoration
- Lower Snoqualmie Restoration and Maintenance
- Lower Tolt River Floodplain Reconnection
- McCormick Park Restoration
- McElhoe/Person Levee Setback
- Middle Fork Snoqualmie River Valley Invasive Weed Removal Project
- NE 52nd Place Fish Passage Improvement
- NE 67th Place Fish Passage Improvement
Early Action Habitat Restoration Projects Led by Other Organizatons - Oxbow Farm Channel Enhancement
- Raging River Kerriston Reach Restoration
- Raging River Preston Reach Restoration
- Ribary Creek Restoration
- Salmon-Safe Certification and Marketing
- Sandy Cove Park Restoration
- Shared Goats for Snoqualmie Salmon
- Snoqualmie River Byers Riparian Restoration
- Snoqualmie River Fall City Reach Reconnection
- Snoqualmie River Footbridge Off Channel Reconnection
- Snoqualmie River Riparian Restoration on Agricultural Lands
- Snoqualmie Tribal Community Conservation Corps
- Stillwater Habitat Restoration
- Stout Property Riparian Restoration
- Three Forks Natural Area Restoration
- Tolt River Natural Area Floodplain Reconnection
- Tolt River Restoration
- Wetlands Enhancement and Creation at Chinook Bend Natural Area
Early Action Habitat Protection Projects Led by King County - Fall City Natural Area Acquisition
- Patterson Creek-State DNR Land Acquisition
- Patterson Creek-Stevlingson Acquisition
- Raging River-Preston Reach Acquisition
- Snoqualmie River-Gonneson Levee Acquisition
- Stossel Creek Acquisitions
- Tolt River Natural Area Acquisitions
- Tolt River-San Souci Acquisitions
Early Action Habitat Protection Projects Led by Other Organizations - City of Snoqualmie Natural Area Acquisitions
- Lower Tolt River Acquisition
To request a paper copy of this report, please contact Maureen Dahlstrom.