Salmon recovery in Clark County
Mention the Pacific Northwest and one of the first things most people think of is salmon. A regional treasure, salmon are central to our history, culture, and economy. They may also be in danger of disappearing.
Throughout the Northwest, the wild fish are in decline. Clark County is actively working to improve salmon habitat to help restore healthy runs of salmon - not just because the fish are an important part of our heritage, or because the Endangered Species Act (ESA) requires it, but also because what's good for the fish is good for us.
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Plan Implementation
In April, the Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution detailing the salmon recovery actions that have been taken to date and directing county departments to implement the actions listed in the Lower Columbia Salmon Recovery Plan and the Water Resource Inventory Area Plan. To see more detailed plan actions click here.
Read all about it...
...in our latest Newsletter. Sammy Awards, fair booth, program update, upcoming events, and much more--you can find it in our August 2008 edition.
Requests for public records
To request public records involving the Endangered Species Act, contact Joni McAnally at (360) 397-2022, joni.mcanally@clark.wa.gov.
