Restoration

Since 1990, the Stillaguamish Natural Resources department has accomplished the following tasks:

• Riparian acres planted: 237
• Acres of invasive plants treated: 189
• Feet of bank hardening removed: 700
• Culverts treated (replaced or removed): 49
• Associated stream miles re-opened from barrier removal: 104
• Log jams installed: 19
• Feet of abandoned channels re-opened: 12,168
• Feet of fencing installed: 10,120
• Landslide sediment sources treated: 2
• Miles of forest roads treated: 75
• Acres of wetland restored: 17
• Clean-up events: 6
• Workshops provided: 4
• Field trips provided: 230
• In-school lessons provided: 89
• Pounds of derelict fishing gear removed: 41,876
• Acres of land protected via easement or acquisition: 531
• Acres of elk habitat created: 14

 Learn more about Tribal restoration projects from the map below.

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