For those who were unable to attend the 2014 Nisqually Annual Program Review, you can still access the information presented online! The PowerPoints have all been made available through the NRC’s slide share account. You can also view each of them by clicking the links below: To learn about the […]
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On Monday, February 3rd, the Nisqually Watershed had some important visitors. The US Secretary of the Interior, Sally Jewell, returned to her home state of Washington to meet with USGS and National Park Service scientists. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss impacts of climate change at Mount Rainier […]
A new information resource is available on NRC’s website! From the main page, click the “Explore the Watershed” link at the top of the page. Under this tab, you will find information regarding recreation opportunities, town festivals and local attractions throughout the Nisqually Watershed. We hope the tab will allow […]
Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) has arrived at the Nisqually River Foundation! WCC, a part of Americorps, offers one year Individual Placement positions to help outside organizations complete projects. This year, NRF was accepted into the Individual Placement program and is hosting two of these service members to be a part […]