Join us via Zoom to celebrate 30 years of salmon restoration and our recent accomplishments! Click HERE to learn more about the event and register. We will be giving away commemorative NOSC pint glasses and we also have several options to support NOSC and to score more goods as well! We hope to see you on the 19th! Annual Meeting: … Read More
Channel opened between Kilisut Harbor & Oak Bay!
Aerial photo credit: Island Places, Dean L. Sanders Photography We are thrilled to announce that the Kilisut Harbor Restoration project reached the milestone we’ve all been working toward for the last 9 years – Oak Bay is now reconnected to Kilisut Harbor! The land bridge connecting the two islands was built in the 1940’s making it almost 75 years since … Read More
Renew or Join as a Member Now!
It’s membership season at NOSC! Please join the North Olympic Salmon Coalition as a member today and help support the adaptation of our Real Learning, Real Work curriculum to meet the emerging need for online schooling. Your membership will also help ensure the continued development of future projects aimed at improving salmon habitat and boosting populations. These projects benefit both the … Read More
Help us create the best community pie cookbook ever!
Every autumn, NOSC holds an annual meeting open to anyone and everyone who wishes to celebrate our year of work with us. It is a joyous tradition for our community members to bring a delectable assortment of homemade pies to celebrate NOSC’s achievements in salmon habitat restoration and education. We love the camaraderie in sharing these scrumptious community … Read More
Real Learning, Real Work
This school year marks the seventh year for the Real Learning Real Work program. Through class and field lessons, students design and implement their own salmon habitat restoration project. In Early March, Blue Heron Middle School designed their re-vegetation projects in Discovery Bay. Eighty-five students took on roles of restoration professionals and used teamwork to plant native trees and shrubs … Read More
A successful planting season!
Thank you volunteers for your dedication, work, and energy this 2020 planting season! We feel so lucky to have YOU as a volunteer and are inspired by your continuous commitment to habitat restoration!
Work Party at Snow Creek Estuary
Home to endangered summer chum salmon, steelhead, coho, chinook, white sturgeon, forage fish, Olympic oysters, shorebirds, and waterfowl, the Snow and Salmon Creek Estuary is one of the most intact estuaries of its kind on the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Hood Canal. We’ll be working on a Jefferson Land Trust preservation area. RSVP at http://bit.ly/PlantingParty2020 See also … Read More
Planting Party Winter Calendar
The Planting Party Winter Calendar is ready! We’ll be planting trees & shrubs and doing maintenance in Jefferson and Clallam County at Discovery Bay, the Pysht River, the Dungeness River, Siebert Creek, and Morse Creek Check. This year, we’re working with Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe Natural Resources, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe Natural Resources, North Olympic Land Trust, the Washington Department of … Read More
2018-2019 Annual Report
Our Annual Report is here! We are proud to share our shared accomplishments from 2018-2019. Check out the report to learn about riparian recovery, fish passage projects, and stewardship programs: 2018-2019 Annual Report