Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Squaxin Island Tribe

Purpose: Squaxin Island Tribe; Award NA24NMFX463C0024; Appl Id: 11056552 the Squaxin Island Tribe Will Work to Remove the 5TH Avenue Dam, a Barrier Built Across the Mouth of the Deschutes River to Create Capitol Lake. Removal of the Dam and Restoration of the Estuary Will Create a Significant Amount of Habitat of Key Importance to the Recovery of Threatened Puget Sound Chinook. the Project Will Also Support Tribal Capacity to Expand Their Barrier Removal Efforts and Engagement in Salmon Recovery Planning in South Puget Sound.

Committed

$6.4 Million

Paid out
$2.2M
34%
Committed, not yet paid
$4.3M
66%

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