Beaver Dam Analogs are simple artificial structures designed to mimic the form and function of natural beaver dams. They are built into existing wetlands and channels to encourage channel rejuvenation and support beaver reintroduction.
o address compromised habitat conditions in lower Cherry Creek Valley, in 2012 Wild Fish Conservancy consolidated three floodplain ditches into a single naturalized stream channel.
Spawning surveys were conducted in Kitsap and Pierce County to identify pre-spawn mortality in coho.
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
Spawning serverys were conducted in Whatcom, King and Thurston Counties to identify occurrences of pre-spawn mortality and the land use and GIS features that overlapped with those occurrences.
Wild Fish Conservancy completed spawning surveys in Snohomish County examining dead coho for pre-spawn mortality and high egg retention.
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