Renewing Our Commitment to Salmon Recovery: Progress to Date and What's Next
As the WRIA 9 partners approach ten years of coordinated effort on projects to protect and restore Chinook salmon habitat across the Green/Duwamish and Central Puget Sound Watershed, we celebrate the completion of a number of complex projects and acknowledge that years of important work still lie ahead. The recent renewal of the WRIA 9 Interlocal Agreement makes our collaboration possible into the future. Read here for details on what we've accomplished and where we are headed.
Factsheets
WRIA 9 Overview
Upper Green Subwatershed
Middle Green Subwatershed
- Re-Green the Green
- Porter Levee Restoration
- Fenster Levee Setback
- Pautzke Levee Setback
- Lones Levee and Turley Levee Setbacks
- Lake Sawyer Boatlaunch Access/Shoreline Habitat Improvement
- Big Spring Creek Acquisition and Restoration
Lower Green Subwatershed
- Lower Russell Road Levee Setback
- Downey Farmstead Restoration
- Riverview Park Ecosystem Restoration
- Mill Creek Habitat Restoration
Duwamish Subwatershed
- Duwamish Acquisitions
- North Wind's Weir
- Duwamish Gardens
- Duwamish Blueprint Update
- Chinook Wind-Duwamish Gardens Expansion
Marine Nearshore Subwatershed
- Beach Naturalists Program
- Olympic Sculpture Park Shoreline Enhancements
- Lowman Beach Seawall Removal
- Seahurst Park Shoreline Restoration
- Salmon Habitat Education at the Environmental Science Center
- Miller-Walker Basin Stewardship
- Beaconsfield on the Sound Acquisition and Restoration
- McSorley Creek Pocket Estuary Restoration
- Point Heyer-KVI Beach Drift Cell Acquisition
- Piner Point on Maury Island