Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe

Description:this Agreement Provides Funding to the Sauk-suiattle Tribe to Coordinate Habitat Restoration Efforts Throughout the Skagit River Watershed to Help Clean Up and Restore the Health of Puget Sound. the Tribe Will Determine Priority Restoration Projects Within the Watershed and Implement Them. Funding Will Also Be Used to Continue the Staff Work in Coordinating Sauk-suiattle Field Work and Water Quality Data Management for Puget Sound Tribal Implementation Projects and to Complement Puget Sound Partnership Action Agenda Actions.activities:the Tribe's Staff Will Identify and Manage Skagit River Watershed Council (SWC) Restoration and Water Quality Projects. Forty Miles of Sauk River and 9 Miles of Skagit River Floodplain Riparian Habitat Will Be Surveyed and Treated to Protect Against Knotweed Infestations. the Staff Will Attend Policy Meetings Regarding SWC Habitat Restoration in the Skagit River Watershed.subrecipient:no Subawards Are Included in This Assistance Agreement.outcomes:the Anticipated Deliverables Include Annual Reports Describing Priority Restoration Actions in the Skagit River Watershed and Written Summaries of Meetings Regarding Salmon Habitat Restoration. the Staff Will Prepare Written Summaries of Annual Activities and Create Maps and Videos of Habitat Management Along Sauk-suiattle River. Chinook and Other Salmonid Species Important to Sauk-suiattle Tribal Members and the Tribal Members Will Benefit From the Planning, Development and Coordination of Riparian Habitat Restoration Projects Throughout the Skagit River Watershed.