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Washington water-typing maps classify stream reaches as “fish bearing” (F) or “non-fish bearing” (N). Stream reaches typed “F” receive larger protective buffers than stream reaches typed “N.” In cities and counties throughout Puget Sound, water type classification directly affects the amount of protection that streamside buffers receive through local government critical areas ordinances. Mis-classified, mis-mapped, or un-mapped stream reaches often do not receive the protection they warrant under existing regulations.
WFC conducted a rapid watershed assessment, analyzed the current status of salmon stocks, and developed a comprehensive suite of restoration actions intended to quickly improve habitat conditions for native wild fish in the Little Quilcene River basin
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