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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Trapping and Monitoring at Salmon Creek
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for a Member Tour!\nMember tours give Salmon Coalition Members the opportunity to see the impact of the work they support with tours of complete\, in-progress\, or upcoming projects with staff members. Find out more\, join\, or re-join today by visiting Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org). \nJoin the North Olympic Salmon Coalition for an exclusive Member Tour with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). Stock Assessment Biologist Casey Sloth will lead us at Salmon Creek\, where WDFW staff and volunteers operate a fish trap to monitor salmon runs. Members will see first-hand how fish are captured\, identified\, and sampled for important data that may reveal the age and life history of each salmon. The tour will also provide a chance to observe Summer Chum and Coho salmon up close during their migration. \nWhat to expect: This is a field-based tour with uneven ground and wet conditions near the creek. WDFW staff will have fish on hand for demonstration\, and participants may see live salmon in the trap as well as spawned-out carcasses used for scientific sampling. Please dress for variable weather\, wear sturdy footwear suitable for mud and cobbles\, and be prepared for light walking off maintained trails. \nAbout the project: Summer Chum once nearly disappeared from Hood Canal and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act\, these salmon rely on healthy stream and estuary habitats to survive. Through decades of work by NOSC\, WDFW\, local tribes\, and volunteers\, Summer Chum runs in creeks like Chimacum\, Jimmycomelately\, and Salmon Creek have shown strong signs of recovery. Monitoring programs like the Salmon Creek trap are critical for tracking population health\, guiding restoration\, and ensuring this remarkable species continues its comeback. Your support as a NOSC member helps make this recovery possible. \nThe meeting point and driving directions are provided in registration confirmation. \n  \n**Space is limited – RSVP is required** \nSalmon Coalition Members receive priority registration through September 30th. Registration for Non-Members opens October 1st. \n  \nFill out my LGL Form!\n \n  \nCan I still come if I’m not a Salmon Coalition Member?\nYes! We always welcome volunteers to share in member tours as thanks for contributing your time and energy to the Salmon Coalition. After priority registration\, we welcome anyone to join if there is still space available! \nSharing our mission and involving the community in salmon restoration work is a vital part of what we do. Please consider supporting us by becoming a Salmon Coalition Member: Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org) or making a one-time or monthly donation Donate | North Olympic Salmon Coalition.
URL:https://nosc.org/event/tour-salmon-creek-monitoring/
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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SUMMARY:Salmon Spotting at DRNC (September 5)
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for Salmon Spotting!\nJoin us at the Dungeness River Nature Center Friday\, September 5th for a morning of discovery as we look for signs of returning salmon in the Dungeness River. This is a relaxed\, drop-in style event—stop by anytime between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM to learn how to spot salmon\, identify key behaviors\, learn about salmon habitat\, and understand what makes this river such an important spawning ground. \nWhether you’re a longtime salmon enthusiast or just curious about what lives in your local river\, this is a great opportunity to deepen your connection to the wild salmon of the North Olympic Peninsula. \nBring polarized sunglasses if you have them\, the salmon in the water are easier t see. We’ll have beverages and snacks available until supplies run out. \nWhat to expect: August marks the beginning of the return for several salmon species in our region. Depending on timing and conditions\, you may see pink salmon beginning their run\, or even catch a glimpse of summer chum or early coho returning from the Pacific. Learn from Lindsay (Education & Outreach Coordinator) and Nate (Stewardship Coordinator) about the challenges these fish face\, their extraordinary life cycle\, and what we can all do to help ensure their future. \nSharing our mission and involving the community in salmon restoration work is a vital part of what we do. Please consider supporting us by becoming a Salmon Coalition Member: Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org) or making a one-time or monthly donation Donate | North Olympic Salmon Coalition. \nPLEASE RSVP so we know you’re coming! \nFill out my LGL Form!
URL:https://nosc.org/event/20250905-salmon-spotting/
LOCATION:Dungeness River Nature Center\, 1943 W. Hendrickson St\, Sequim\, WA\, 98382
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250829T090000
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SUMMARY:Salmon Spotting at DRNC (August 29)
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for Salmon Spotting!\nJoin us at the Dungeness River Nature Center Friday\, August 29 for a morning of discovery as we look for signs of returning salmon in the Dungeness River. This is a relaxed\, drop-in style event—stop by anytime between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM to learn how to spot salmon\, identify key behaviors\, learn about salmon habitat\, and understand what makes this river such an important spawning ground. \nWhether you’re a longtime salmon enthusiast or just curious about what lives in your local river\, this is a great opportunity to deepen your connection to the wild salmon of the North Olympic Peninsula. \nBring binoculars if you have them. We’ll have beverages and snacks available while you’re spotting salmon. \nWhat to expect: August marks the beginning of the return for several salmon species in our region. Depending on timing and conditions\, you may see pink salmon beginning their run\, or even catch a glimpse of summer chum or early coho returning from the Pacific. Learn from Lindsay (Education & Outreach Coordinator) and Nate (Stewardship Coordinator) about the challenges these fish face\, their extraordinary life cycle\, and what we can all do to help ensure their future. \nSharing our mission and involving the community in salmon restoration work is a vital part of what we do. Please consider supporting us by becoming a Salmon Coalition Member: Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org) or making a one-time or monthly donation Donate | North Olympic Salmon Coalition. \nPLEASE RSVP so we know you’re coming! \n  \nFill out my LGL Form!
URL:https://nosc.org/event/20250829-salmon-spotting/
LOCATION:Dungeness River Nature Center\, 1943 W. Hendrickson St\, Sequim\, WA\, 98382
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Morse Creek
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for a Member Tour!\nMember tours give Salmon Coalition Members the opportunity to see the impact of the work they support with tours of complete\, in-progress\, or upcoming projects with staff members. Find out more\, join\, or re-join today by visiting Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org). \nIn 2010\, the Salmon Coalition completed a large-scale stream restoration project at Morse Creek. The project included re-meandering the stream\, constructing side channels\, installing engineered logjams\, and planting a diverse riparian forest. Now\, 15 years after the project was completed\, return to the site with Project Manager Kevin Long to revisit to restoration work\, see how the creek and forest have reacted to restoration over time\, and hopefully see some spawning pink salmon! \nWhat to expect: the tour site has a lot of uneven ground\, cobbles\, and vegetation. This site is not suitable for those with mobility concerns. While we will not be traveling very far\, there is no maintained trail. Participants should plan to walk over uneven terrain\, step over fallen logs\, and be comfortable walking off-trail in a forest. \nAbout the project: The Morse Creek Riverine Restoration Project re-activated 1700 feet of main channel\, 700 feet of side channel and 9.3 acres of floodplain as it existed around 1930\, prior to the installation of a dike which pushed the river against the valley wall. Restoration includes realigning the channel\, the construction of 19 engineered log jams and the addition of side channels that will provide wintering habitat for salmonids. Improvements will benefit ESA-listed steelhead\, bull trout\, pink salmon\, coho salmon\, and chum salmon. \nDriving directions are provided in registration confirmation. \n**Space is limited – RSVP is required** \nSalmon Coalition Members receive priority registration through August 3rd. Registration for Non-Members opens August 4th. \n \nCan I still come if I’m not a Salmon Coalition Member?\nYes! We always welcome volunteers to share in member tours as thanks for contributing your time and energy to the Salmon Coalition. After priority registration\, we welcome anyone to join if there is still space available! \nSharing our mission and involving the community in salmon restoration work is a vital part of what we do. Please consider supporting us by becoming a Salmon Coalition Member: Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org) or making a one-time or monthly donation Donate | North Olympic Salmon Coalition.
URL:https://nosc.org/event/membertour_morse/
LOCATION:Morse Creek\, Port Angeles\, WA
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250723T123000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250723T140000
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Pedersen Nearshore
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for a Member Tour!\nMember tours give Salmon Coalition Members the opportunity to see the impact of the work they support with tours of complete\, in-progress\, or upcoming projects with staff members. Find out more\, join\, or re-join today by visiting Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org). \nFor the past 25 years\, the Salmon Coalition has been working with community\, state\, and tribal partners to restore Discovery Bay. The effort to restore crucial nearshore and estuarine habitat for salmon smolt has also provided a wealth of ecosystem benefits to birds\, shellfish\, and mammals. \nThe Salmon Coalition is gearing up to restore one of the final pieces of the puzzle at a parcel recently acquired by the Jefferson Land Trust\, called the Pedersen Project. Join Project Manager Kevin Long\, onsite for a pre-construction tour of this upcoming restoration project on July 23rd at 12:30pm. Learn about the importance of nearshore habitat for endangered salmon\, the impacts of infrastructure such as bulkheads and railroad grades in this zone\, and the steps that NOSC will take to restore it. \nWhat to expect – the tour will take place on mostly flat\, firm ground\, with little walking. Parking is available on the road with a short walk down a gravel drive. A few spots are available in the driveway for those needing closer access. This tour is a good fit for all ability levels. \nDriving directions are provided in registration confirmation. \n**Space is limited – RSVP is required** \nSalmon Coalition Members receive priority registration through July 14th. Registration for Non-Members opens July 15th. \n \nCan I still come if I’m not a Salmon Coalition Member?\nYes! We always welcome volunteers to share in member tours as thanks for contributing your time and energy to the Salmon Coalition. After priority registration\, we welcome anyone to join if there is still space available! \nSharing our mission and involving the community in salmon restoration work is a vital part of what we do. Please consider supporting us by becoming a Salmon Coalition Member: Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org) or making a one-time or monthly donation Donate | North Olympic Salmon Coalition.
URL:https://nosc.org/event/restoration-project-tour-pedersen-nearshore/
LOCATION:Discovery Bay\, Fairmount Road\, Discovery Bay\, WA\, 98368\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20250626T123000
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SUMMARY:Community Tour 2025
DESCRIPTION:Five years ago\, a coalition of community partners came together to reopen the natural connection between Oak Bay and Kilisut Harbor. What once was a blocked waterway is now a thriving estuarine ecosystem\, home again to juvenile salmon\, migratory birds\, and eelgrass meadows. Join us and project partners as we mark the 5-Year Anniversary of the Kilisut Harbor Restoration and the opening of the Kilisut Bridge. The afternoon will include: \n\nA discussion of nearshore restoration and how we identify priority projects\nA look at post-project monitoring\, ecosystem recovery\, and broader impact on the community\nA guided on-site walking tour of the restored tidal channel and bridge\n\nThis event is free and open to the public. Come celebrate a landmark achievement in salmon recovery\, climate resilience\, and collaborative stewardship. \nRSVPs are closed for this event. \nFill out my LGL Form!
URL:https://nosc.org/event/community-tour-2025/
LOCATION:Marrowstone Vineyards\, 423 Meade Rd\, Nordland\, WA\, 98358\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240921T103000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240921T120000
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Nearshore Restoration in Discovery Bay
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for a Member Tour of nearshore restoration work in Discovery Bay!\nMember tours give Salmon Coalition Members the opportunity to see the impact of the work they support with tours of complete\, in-progress\, or upcoming projects with staff members. Find out more\, join\, or re-join today by visiting Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org). \nAbout the Tour:\nVisit the Maynard Nearshore Restoration site\, 10-years after restoration work removed 150 creosote pilings from an abandoned railway and restored 1\,700 feet to natural shoreline. Learn about the importance of nearshore restoration\, how salmon utilize this key habitat\, and get a sneak peek at our upcoming restoration work in Discovery Bay! \nSaturday\, September 21st \n \nLocation: Discovery Bay (Directions and parking information provided with registration) \nTour starts at 10:30am. Bring your own picnic and stay for lunch afterwards! We’ll have treats to share. \nBring what you need to be comfortable outside. Most of the site is in full sun. Bring a picnic and a stay for lunch on the beach! \nAbout the Project:\nThe Maynard Nearshore Restoration Project removed a 1\,700 ft. portion of the abandoned Chicago-Milwaukee railroad grade in Discovery Bay (last used in 1984)\, including creosoted pilings\, 1\,200 lineal ft. of bulkhead and a defunct tide gate. Revegetation was completed by volunteers and the Washington Conservation Corps Crew. The result is habitat for hard shell clams and forage fish\, an important food fish for salmon\, among many other species. The bulkhead removal restored a shallow water migration corridor for juvenile summer chum as they migrate out to sea\, a much safer passage than what the concrete and bulkheads provided. \nCan I still come if I’m not a Salmon Coalition Member?\nYes! We always welcome volunteers to share in member tours as thanks for contributing your time and energy to the Salmon Coalition. If you are new to NOSC and want to learn more about our projects before you volunteer or donate\, please reach out to lmccord@nosc.org. Priority is given to members and volunteers\, but if there is still space available\, we welcome anyone to join!
URL:https://nosc.org/event/member-tour-nearshore-restoration-in-discovery-bay-2/
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240829T103000
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Nearshore Restoration in Discovery Bay
DESCRIPTION:Join NOSC for a Member Tour of nearshore restoration work in Discovery Bay!\nMember tours give Salmon Coalition Members the opportunity to see the impact of the work they support with tours of complete\, in-progress\, or upcoming projects with staff members. Find out more\, join\, or re-join today by visiting Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org). \nAbout the Tour:\n\nVisit the Maynard Nearshore Restoration site\, 10-years after restoration work removed 150 creosote pilings from an abandoned railway and restored 1\,700 feet to natural shoreline. Learn about the importance of nearshore restoration\, how salmon utilize this key habitat\, and get a sneak peek at our upcoming restoration work in Discovery Bay! \nThursday\, August 29th \n  \nLocation: Discovery Bay (Directions and parking information provided with registration) \nTour starts at 10:30am. Bring your own picnic and stay for lunch afterwards! We’ll have treats to share. \n  \nBring what you need to be comfortable outside. Most of the site is in full sun. Bring a picnic and a stay for lunch on the beach! \nAbout the Project:\nThe Maynard Nearshore Restoration Project removed a 1\,700 ft. portion of the abandoned Chicago-Milwaukee railroad grade in Discovery Bay (last used in 1984)\, including creosoted pilings\, 1\,200 lineal ft. of bulkhead and a defunct tide gate. Revegetation was completed by volunteers and the Washington Conservation Corps Crew. The result is habitat for hard shell clams and forage fish\, an important food fish for salmon\, among many other species. The bulkhead removal restored a shallow water migration corridor for juvenile summer chum as they migrate out to sea\, a much safer passage than what the concrete and bulkheads provided. \nCan I still come if I’m not a Salmon Coalition Member?\nYes! We always welcome volunteers to share in member tours as thanks for contributing your time and energy to the Salmon Coalition. If you are new to NOSC and want to learn more about our projects before you volunteer or donate\, please reach out to lmccord@nosc.org. Priority is given to members and volunteers\, but if there is still space available\, we welcome anyone to join!
URL:https://nosc.org/event/member-tour-nearshore-restoration-in-discovery-bay/
CATEGORIES:Community,Member Tour
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Birdwatching at 3 Crabs
DESCRIPTION:Photo by John Gussman. \nJoin the Salmon Coalition’s Project Manager\, Kevin Long and Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society’s Bob Boekelheide for a restoration site tour and birdwatching in this restored estuarine habitat!\nMember tours give Salmon Coalition Members the opportunity to see the impact of the work they support with tours of complete\, in-progress\, or upcoming projects with staff members. Find out more\, join\, or re-join today by visiting Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org). \nAbout the Member Tour:\n \nLearn about the importance of estuarine restoration\, the complexities of restoring a delicate habitat\, and how the project has benefitted an entire ecosystem. Bob Boekelheide will lead a birdwatching tour of the site. This time of year\, we can expect to see migrating shorebirds and gulls as well as Purple Martins utilizing nest boxes. \nMonday\, July 29th at 3 Crabs. Directions in registration. \n9am – Birdwatching with Bob Boekelheide\, OPAS \n10:30am – Restoration Tour with Kevin Long\, NOSC \nPlease bring binoculars and/or a spotting scope if you have them. The trail from the parking lot is flat and short\, however there may be logs to step over. \n*Registration is REQUIRED. There is a 15-participant cap.* \nAbout the Project:\nCompleted in 2016\, the 3 Crabs Nearshore and Estuarine Restoration Project restored 84 acres of estuarine and off-channel habitat at Meadowbrook Creek\, which is part of the greater Dungeness River estuary. These quiet channels and pools now provide essential transitional habitat where juvenile salmon from the Dungeness and other rivers will forage and grow on their journey to the ocean. Learn about the importance of estuarine restoration\, the work that was completed almost a decade ago\, and how the project has benefitted an entire ecosystem. \nSince 1998 the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society (OPAS) has dedicated work and resources to a project that provides safe and species-specific nesting cavities for Purple Martins to help them nest and reproduce successfully and remain a part of our state’s vibrant array of birds. OPAS was an essential partner in the 3 Crabs Estuarine Restoration Project in helping to ensure the continued presence of Purple Martin nesting at the site. \n \nPurple Martins – 3 Crabs Estuary by Dow Lambert.
URL:https://nosc.org/event/member-tour-birdwatching-at-3-crabs/
LOCATION:3 Crabs Estuarine Restoration Site\, 41 Sequim-Dungeness Way\, Sequim\, WA\, 98382
CATEGORIES:Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20231028T103000
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Hoko River Watershed
DESCRIPTION:Photo: Culvert removal project on Johnson Creek (a tributary to the Hoko River) during construction – by NOSC Staff. \nJoin Project Manager\, Kevin Long for an all-day tour of NOSC’s restoration work on the Hoko River!\nSaturday\, October 28th – 10:30am-4:30pm. \nWe’ll explore several projects throughout the Hoko River\, weaving together the story of restoring this crucial watershed. The tour will meet at Clallam Bay County Park\, caravanning between several restoration sites\, and ending the day at Hoko Falls to look for coho jumping the falls. We will be visiting upcoming habitat restoration and culvert replacement projects and two recent culvert replacements. The Hoko is a special place and we hope you can join us. It can be very wet this time of year\, be prepared to be prepared (and it can also be sunny)! \nWe recommend you sign up with a friend and plan on carpooling – parking is limited. \nSchedule for the Day: \n10:30 Meet at Clallam Bay County Park’s public restrooms. Caravan to field sites. The County Park driveway leaves Hwy 113 on the right just past the Clallam Bay Coop and Frontier Street. \n10:45-12 Lower Hoko River Channel Restoration Project\, Hoko River State Park. \n12-12:30 Travel up the Hoko Ozette Road to Johnson Creek Project\, brief stop at Hoko Hatchery intake. \n12:30-1:30 Johnson Creek Big Dig Tour and Brown Bag Lunch \n1:30-2:30 Tributary to Johnson Culvert Replacement-County Project and the Johnson Bridge project associated with the Big Dig. \n2:30-3:15 Johnson Creek Triple Culverts Replacement Project \n3:15-4:30 Hoko Falls stop. Linger if the fish are jumping. Bring your hiking poles. Short but steepish decent to the viewing location \nBring: Rain Gear\, Extra Layers\, Hiking or Rubber boots (we won’t be crossing creeks\, but wet grass can be almost as obnoxious)\, hiking poles for Hoko Falls visit if you use them\, lunch\, snacks\, water\, curiosity. \nSpace is limited\, so RSVP to secure your spot!
URL:https://nosc.org/event/member-tour-hoko-river-watershed/
CATEGORIES:Member Tour
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230831T163000
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SUMMARY:Member Tour: Snow & Salmon Creeks
DESCRIPTION:To thank our members for their generous support of NOSC\, we invite current members to attend Member Tours. We are excited to announce the first tour of this membership year!\nSnow & Salmon Creeks\nAugust 31st – 4:30pm\n \nSalmon Creek: 2003 & 2020 by NOSC Staff. \nWe plant a tree and then what? This member tour will explore the multi-stage restoration of riparian forests along Snow and Salmon creeks in Discovery Bay. With restoration and protection efforts stretching back over two decades\, this site is home to numerous past and ongoing collaborative projects. We’ll meander through a riparian buffer planted nearly 20 years ago and along habitat restoration work completed this past spring by Jefferson County middle school students. Join us for a walking tour with our Program and Partnership Manager and 15 year veteran of NOSC riparian restoration projects\, Sarah Doyle\, as she answers the questions: What did we do? Did it work? What still needs to happen? How do we manage riparian restoration in the long term? Learn about how this project fits into the overall effort of habitat restoration and land protection in the valley and its implications in the recovery of Hood Canal Summer Chum. \nSpots are limited\, so register soon! Stay tuned for additional tour dates and locations throughout the year. \nStill need to renew your membership or join as a new member? Visit Become a Member | North Olympic Salmon Coalition (nosc.org) to join today! \n \nTop photo courtesy of Charles Espey.
URL:https://nosc.org/event/member-tour-snow-salmon-creeks/
LOCATION:Salmon Creek in Discovery Bay\, W Uncas Road
CATEGORIES:Member Tour
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ORGANIZER;CN="North Olympic Salmon Coalition":MAILTO:outreach@nosc.org
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