Please join the Stormwater Initiative Lead Team and its speakers and collaborators on February 26th to kick-off our first solutions-oriented workshop to address Toxics in Puget Sound. This will be the first of successive workshops designed to address toxics in Puget Sound. Our first workshop—February 5th—highlighted a series of toxics challenges, that we called ‘red
This is an update to the post from August 28, 2018: Project Spotlight: South Prairie Floodplain Restoration Planting Rows on the South Prairie Creek Preserve floodplain restoration site. (Photo Courtesy of Pierce Conservation District) Completed in October 2020, the South Prairie Creek Preserve Floodplain Restoration project included the installation of 118 engineered log
The February 5th Workshop day will focus on science only and will address PCBs, PAHs, PBDEs and CECs, among other toxic chemicals.
Do you want to know if your critical areas and shoreline regulations are working as intended? Or how to effectively track special permit conditions and mitigation requirements? The Washington State Departments of Commerce, Ecology and Fish and Wildlife invite you to join us for an in-depth review of best practices, case studies, resources, and tools to enhance
We are pleased to announce the publication of the Land Development and Cover Base Program Analysis by the University of Washington Puget Sound Institute.
Researchers at WSU and UW Tacoma have discovered the primary chemical responsible for coho salmon dying in urban streams before spawning.
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