Together with state matching funds, washington's pcsrf and IIJA award will fund projects and actions identified in NOAA-approved recovery plans and that uphold treaty rights
The 120 high-priority, site-based projects will address limiting factors and protect or restore habitat statewide. Hatchery and harvest reform actions will complement the habitat projects by improving fitness of wild fish and addressing hatchery operations that limit the productivity of listed populations and non-listed populations essential for exercise of tribal treaty rights. Washington's established multi-tiered monitoring program will continue to evaluate the effectiveness of salmon habitat projects and measure progress toward recovery. Monitoring outcomes include data and findings that help determine if funds are well-invested, produce desired results, and support washington's adaptive management approach.
Transactions
Action
Federal
Non-federal
Date
Amendment
$0
$0
Amendment
$24,000,000
$7,920,000
Original award
$24,000,000
$7,920,000
Subawards
Subrecipient
Amount
Awarded
Cowlitz Indian TribeThe Cowlitz Indian Tribe's Lower East Fork Grays Sediment Transport project spans 4.1 miles of restored habitat in Pacific County, WA. This timely request,…
$241,046
Spokane Tribe Of The Spokane ReservationThe Lead Entity coordinates the Citizen Advisory Committee and technical team. This includes arranging and facilitating meetings for both groups. The lead…
$70,000
Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement GroupThis project is the first phase of implementation of LCFEG's Goble, Mulholland, and Coweeman River Design (GMC Design). The Coweeman hosts three primary species…
$100,000
Nisqually Land TrustThe Nisqually Land Trust is requesting support for stewardship of riparian and floodplain plantings on 55 acres alongthe Middle Reach of the Nisqually River.…
$200,000
Lewis Conservation DistrictThis is a continuation of the restoration of the Newaukum Basin. This project will correct three barriers from an unnamed tributary to the Middle Fork Newaukum.…
$128,300
County Of KitsapThis bulkhead removal and shoreline restoration project will remove over 514 linear feet of shore armor consisting of rockery bulkhead, revetment and pilings…
$57,030
Pierce Conservation DistrictThis project will complete final design and construction to remove up to 865 feet of concrete armoring and intertidal debris at the Tacoma DeMolay Sandspit…
$110,000
Trout Unlimited, Inc.This field-fit restoration project will produce final designs and place wood structures in Bernier Creek, a tributary in the South Fork Newaukum of Lewis…
$100,000
Asotin County Conservation DistrictAsotin Creek PA-11.2 is a stream restoration project on Asotin Creek in Asotin County WA. The project will increase access to side and flood channels, improve…
$489,875
Subrecipient not on record
The Pomeroy Conservation District will be working with an Alpowa Creek landowner to increase instream habitat complexity and floodplain connection (6.2…
$40,000
Nisqually Land TrustThe Nisqually Land Trust is requesting support for stewardship of riparian and floodplain plantings on 55 acres alongthe Middle Reach of the Nisqually River.…
$62,056
Wild Fish ConservancyBarrier culverts and a tidegate in Norwegian Point County Park block access two miles of spawning and rearing habitats in Finn Creek, and the Finn estuary has…
$100,000
County OF, ChelanThis project seeks to complement an ongoing study on monitoring the fish response to floodplain restoration in different tributaries, by initiating methods…
$104,153
Seattle Sewer DeptThis project aims to continue the extensive acquisition and restoration program into the middle of the Royal Arch Reach by next acquiring the large 20-acre…
$100,000
Asotin County Conservation DistrictThe Asotin County Conservation District is sponsoring the Asotin Creek PA 3.2 Stream Restoration Project. This grant will target 1.2 miles of Asotin Creek.…
$172,000
Washington Coast Sustainable Salmon FoundationThe Coast Salmon Partnership facilitates implementation of the Washington Coast Sustainable Salmon Plan, which is the salmon recovery plan for the Coast region.…
$60,502
Washington Coast Sustainable Salmon FoundationThe Coast Salmon Partnership facilitates implementation of the Washington Coast Sustainable Salmon Plan, which is the salmon recovery plan for the Coast region.…
$200,000
Confederated Tribes And Bands Of The Yakama NationYakama Nation will work with Mid Columbia Fisheries to construct phase 2 of the River Mile 89.5 restoration project to reconnect approximately 9.89 miles of…
$960,000
Cowlitz Indian TribeThe Cowlitz Indian Tribe proposes to build engineered log jams (ELJ???s) and increase riparian succession within 2.5 miles of stream channel to reconnect side…
$820,381
Lower Columbia Fish Enhancement GroupThis project includes 2.8 miles of instream and 108 acres of floodplain habitat restoration, predominantly implementing large wood placement, riparian…
$58,395
Pacific Conservation DistrictPart of a multi-phase, reach-level restoration project, the Howard creek 'sixty-one' barrier replacement project or Letsinger Phase II aims to remove and…
$99,431
Northwest Straits Marine Conservation FoundationThe Northwest Straits Foundation, in collaboration with the land owners, are seeking restoration funding for the removal of an aging 160-foot long timber…
$125,000
County Of LewisThe proposed restoration project will replace an existing 13-foot(ft) wide by 7-ft tall by 23-ft long box culvert with an approximate 19-ft wide by 10.5-ft tall…
$257,955
County Of LewisThe proposed restoration project will replace an existing 13-foot(ft) wide by 7-ft tall by 23-ft long box culvert with an approximate 19-ft wide by 10.5-ft tall…
$125,000
Pacific Conservation DistrictThe Pacific Conservation District has worked with the Letsinger family designing solutions to a variety of issues and restoration opportunities on their…
$49,743
Cowlitz Indian TribeThe Cowlitz Indian Tribe will place engineered log structures to restore and reconnected surrounding floodplains within a 1 mile section of Mitchell Creek, a…
$81,010
Whidbey-Camano Land TrustThe Whidbey Camano Land Trust and partners will develop a preliminary design to restore 317 acres of critical salmon and wildlife habitat in Livingston Bay on…
$304,566
Confederated Tribes Of Colville ReservationThe Colville Tribes collected sediment data from 72 high priority reaches within the Methow River Basin during the summers of 2021 and 2022 to address a 2019…
$50,554
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Quick answers
Who received award NA22NMF4380227?
NA22NMF4380227 was awarded to The Recreation & Conservation Office by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on July 1, 2022.
How much is award NA22NMF4380227 worth?
$63,840,000 has been obligated on NA22NMF4380227: $48,000,000 in federal funding and $15,840,000 in non-federal funding.