Nisqually Steelhead have dramatically declined in numbers over the last decades and are now listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. In order to aid in their recovery, the Nisqually Steelhead Recovery Team has prepared a draft Recovery Plan for the local Steelhead population.
There have been many requests to view the Nisqually Steelhead Recovery Plan, which has yet to be approved. To view the draft, please click here.
The Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge is a great place to witness animals in their natural habitats, and to watch […]
Looking to get involved in local conservation efforts? Want to learn about protecting the environment in a hands-on setting? Curious to hear […]
Spying on Squirrels! Have you seen a squirrel yet today? Chances are, if you’re in the South Puget Sound region, you have! […]
We’re seeking an enthusiastic, organized, and collaborative program coordinator to support the Nisqually River Council and the other core programs of the […]
