Dungeness River

The Dungeness River begins at some of the highest peaks in the Olympic Mountains (Mt. Deception - 7,788 ft. and Mt. Constance - 7,756 ft.) and flows 32 miles to the Dungeness Bay estuary. We will be working with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe Natural Resources to reforest land right along the river. We'll be planting Western Red Cedar, Grand Fir, ... Read More

Dungeness River

The Dungeness River begins at some of the highest peaks in the Olympic Mountains (Mt. Deception - 7,788 ft. and Mt. Constance - 7,756 ft.) and flows 32 miles to the Dungeness Bay estuary. We will be working with the Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe Natural Resources to reforest land right along the river. We'll be planting Western Red Cedar, Grand Fir, ... Read More

Siebert Creek

Siebert Creek watershed has been a focal point for community-based restoration and habitat protection over the last decade. Siebert Creek Conservation Area is a 38.5 acre parcel along Siebert Creek between Port Angeles and Sequim. Volunteers will plant native trees and shrubs. There is a nice forested trail to an overlook of Siebert Creek and the site is located adjacent ... Read More

4/24 Earth Day Work Party

Salmon Creek in Discovery Bay W Uncas Road

Celebrate Earth Day with the Salmon Coalition! We’ll be holding a socially-distanced volunteer work party at Snow Creek Estuary to remove old tree protectors (aka “blue tubes”) and invasive species at a maturing NOSC planting site. Snow Creek Estuary, combined with nearby Salmon Creek Estuary, is a refuge for endangered Hood Canal Summer Chum. Snow Creek Estuary Saturday April 24th, ... Read More