A newsrelease of Puget Sound Partnership has hired Joe Ryan, a member of the Salmon Fund Recovery Board, to PSP to coordinate Chinook Salmon recovery efforts.
The restoration of Puget Sound water quality proceeds by consolidating a myriad of players. We hope that this will lead to “real” restoration action.
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Because what goes into our waterway, eventually goes into all of us.
A group of your neighbors have been continually monitoring conditions within the Dry Creek Watershed, beginning in 2005 with establishment of two Streamkeeper Teams. We have found our Dry Creek stream and riparian areas to be a unique ecosystem with some very beautiful areasl including falls at Kaycee Way and clear flowing water up in Dry Hill. Please check the Gallery photographic records of this web site where we have cataloged the stream by year, starting in 2005.
Streamkeepers have found Steelhead Salmon in Dry Creek and verified that occurence with Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife survey personnel.
If you would like to help us with restoration of our watershed, please contact us via this web site. Just register your e mail address and you can comment on any article on this web site.