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Funding Boost for Salmon Habitat Restoration in the Necanicum Watershed

Terrain NewsBy Terrain NewsMay 18, 2025001 Min Read
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Funding Boost For Salmon Habitat Restoration In The Necanicum Watershed
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The Necanicum Watershed Council has received a grant exceeding $65,000 for salmon habitat restoration in Oregon, specifically at Grindy Creek. This funding, sourced from salmon license plate fees, will enable the removal of culverts and decommissioning of unused roads to improve fish passage and habitat. The council, in partnership with the Chinook Indian Nation and Nuveen Natural Capital, aims to enhance coho salmon habitats, which are federally threatened.

The project, set to begin this summer, also includes adding woody debris and planting native vegetation. Eric Williams from the Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board emphasizes the project’s dual benefits: supporting salmon populations and local employment. The council has also secured additional grants for similar projects at nearby sites. This marks a significant milestone for the council, reflecting its growing capacity and trust in improving the Necanicum Basin.

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