Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Coquille Watershed Association

Proposed Restoration Actions Focus on Lower Steel Creek and Include Large Wood and Boulder Placement, Removing Five Small Concrete Weirs That Are Barriers for Juvenile Fish, and Treating and Planting the Riparian Area . Restoration Will Improve Water Quality Quantity and Fish Wildlife Habitat in a Holistic and Whole-watershed Approach. This Is a Final Phase of a Holistic Watershed Restoration Approach in the Steel Creek Drainage That Has Been Supported by a Collaborative of Several Partners to Address All Priority Limiting Factors.

Committed

$62,699

Paid out
$49.2K
78%
Committed, not yet paid
$13.5K
22%

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