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Elwha Restoration Docs
 

Public Law

Elwha River Ecosystem and Fisheries Restoration Act (Public Law 102-495), (PDF) January 3, 1992

 
Environmental Impact Statements

Record of Decision on Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) on Elwha Ecosystem Restoration Implementation (PDF), November 2005

Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) on Elwha Ecosystem Restoration Implementation (PDF), July 2005

Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) on Elwha Ecosystem Restoration Implementation (PDF), January 2005

Notice of Intent to Prepare an SEIS on Elwha Ecosystem Restoration Implementation, (link to EPA website) September 2002

Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on Elwha River Ecosystem Restoration Implementation (PDF), November 1996

Final Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) on Elwha River Ecosystem Restoration (PDF), June 1995

 

Reports

Report on Technical Workshop on Nearshore Restoration in the Central Strait of Juan de Fuca, (link to Clallam County Marine Resources Network website) June 2004

The Importance of Marine-Derived Nutrients For Ecosystem Health and Productive Fisheries, (html doc) June 2000

Elwha River Restoration Project: Economic Analysis Final Technical Report, (PDF) February 1995

 
marmot  

Did You Know?
Although related to other marmots and groundhogs of North America, the Olympic marmot is unique. An endemic species, it is found only in the Olympic Mountains. Visitors to the high country of Olympic National Park may be lucky enough to encounter a marmot sunning itself near its burrow.

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