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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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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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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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