Habitat restoration

Contact: Robin Clark
Habitat Restoration Program Manager
(206) 382-7007 Seattle
rclark@pugetsound.org

We combine the best available science with public involvement to produce healthy shorelines throughout Puget Sound. We enhance habitats through partnerships with public agencies, tribes, local community groups and other non-profit organizations.

Restoration events

• Oct 22: Hamm Creek Habitat Restoration

Location: Seattle

• Oct 29: Mud Bay Planting

Location: Olympia

• Nov 3: Lost Fishing Gear - The Hidden Killers in Puget Sound

Location: Seattle

• Nov 5: Terminal 105 Planting

Location: Seattle

• Nov 12: Puget Creek Planting

Location: Seattle

• Nov 19: Hamm Creek Planting

Location: Seattle

• Dec 3: GSA Marsh Planting

Location: Seattle

• Dec 10: Duwamish River Habitat Restoration
• Dec 17: Hamm Creek Habitat Restoration

Location: Seattle

Projects

People For Puget sound works on everything from technical analyses of shorelines to hands-on volunteer events, including:

• Our Blueprint project in Skagit Bay is a groundbreaking model for restoration and conservation priorities that we will expand to include all of Puget Sound's shorelines.
• Our Sound Stewardship program trains and empowers volunteers to monitor, maintain and care for our restoration sites.
• In the North Sound, our Spartina program educates, mobilizes and supports volunteer property owners in their efforts to eradicate this invasive noxious weed.

see also:

• Publications [see the habitat restoration section]
  
• Marine protected areas (MPAs)
  
• Habitats around Puget Sound [in our kids' section]

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