The Habitat and Stormwater SILs collaborate on a workshop on trees and housing.
In January, staff from EPA’s Puget Sound Regional Office joined the Stormwater Strategic Initiative (SWSIL) and the City of Olympia for a tour of Olympia’s waterfront, where a SWSIL-funded project is helping the city prepare its stormwater infrastructure to handle future storms and reduce flooding.
Do you imagine clear streams, open beaches, or healthy shellfish beds? Clean water fuels farms, recreation, fisheries, and the local tourism economy. In Puget Sound and the Salish Sea, our communities rely on these waters, and keeping water clean takes ongoing work. One proven approach to reducing fecal pollution is Pollution Identification and Correction (PIC)
The Habitat Strategic Advisory Team (HSIAT) offers reflections and guiding principles to advance habitat protection and restoration under future SIL funding models in the HSIAT 2.0 Recommendations: Looking ahead in habitat recovery.
Registration is now open for the 4th Annual Habitat Strategic Initiative Lead (HSIL) Subrecipient Summit. The Summit is an annual event convened to highlight the innovative and collaborative work funded by HSIL through EPA Puget Sound Geographic Program funds.
Your input is needed to help shape conservation and recovery strategies for Puget Sound marine vegetation! The Habitat Strategic Initiative Lead is excited to announce a public comment period for the Marine Vegetation Implementation Strategy (Implementation Strategy), a recovery plan to accelerate progress towards improving the health of Puget Sound marine vegetation habitats.
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