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Water Resource Inventory Area (WRIA) 14 Citizen Committee


Link to WRIA 14 Freshwater Strategy: REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 

What is WRIA 14?
The Kennedy-Goldborough Basin (WRIA 14) covers about 381 square miles of southwest Puget Sound.  The area is drained by 139 independent streams; no major river system is present in this watershed.  Streams are generally lowland types with headwaters originating from springs, surface water drainage, wetlands, beaver ponds, or small lakes. 

What is a WRIA Citizen Committee and how can I get involved?
In the late 1990s, several salmon species were listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.  In response, the Washington Legislature founded the Salmon Recovery Funding Board (SRFB) and the Lead Entity (LE) process to ensure local expertise and interests help guide decisions to protect and restore salmon habitat.  Legislation enacted in 1998 recognizes that salmon recovery does not come from state scientists or politicians, but rather the local community and local experts working together to understand the needs of the fish.  It also recognizes that local perspectives coupled with a review at the state level ensures a coordinated approach that promotes the best projects, from scientific, technical and community perspectives.  
 

The WRIA 14 Citizen Committee meets at the Mason County Public Works Building- Meeting Room A on the third Thursday of the month at 10am.  On an annual basis, the committee makes recommendations to the Salmon Recovery Funding Board on habitat projects in WRIA 14 that would help achieve salmon recovery in the area.  

For more information, contact:
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Watershed & Lead Entity Coordinator
Mason Conservation District
360-427-9436
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UPCOMING MEETING INFORMATION
Next meeting: July 20, 2018 (10am-12 pm)
Mason ​Conservation District​​ Board Room

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
2018 WRIA 14 Process Guide
File Size: 1307 kb
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2018 Grant Round
File Size: 98 kb
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Annual WRIA 14 Grant Process Timeline 2017
File Size: 367 kb
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WRIA 14 Process Guide
File Size: 1027 kb
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South Sound Recovery Plan
File Size: 6471 kb
File Type: pdf
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WRIA 14 Strategy Document
File Size: 3117 kb
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Salmonid Habitat Limiting Factors- WRIA 14
File Size: 7337 kb
File Type: pdf
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WRIA 14 Studies 2017
File Size: 3602 kb
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PAST MEETING INFORMATION
WRIA 14 Agenda- June 21 2018
File Size: 232 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes- June 21 2018
File Size: 559 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda- April 19 2018
File Size: 191 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes - April 19 2018
File Size: 597 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda- March 15 2018
File Size: 366 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes- March 15 2018
File Size: 213 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda-Feb. 15 2018
File Size: 392 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda-Oct. 19 2017
File Size: 336 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes- Feb. 15 2018
File Size: 492 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes- Oct. 19 2017
File Size: 634 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda-Sept. 21 2017
File Size: 345 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda-July 20 2017
File Size: 314 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes-July 20 2017
File Size: 696 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda- June 22 2017
File Size: 189 kb
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WRIA 14 Notes- June 22 2017
File Size: 587 kb
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WRIA 14 Site Visit List- May 9 2017
File Size: 257 kb
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WRIA 14 Agenda- April 20 2017
File Size: 315 kb
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WRIA 14 Minutes- April 20 2017
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Mason Conservation District
450 W Business Park RD
Shelton, WA 98584

Phone: (360) 427-9436
Fax: (360) 427-4396

www.masoncd.org
  • About
    • Our Staff & Board
    • Supporting Our Community >
      • Low Impact Development (LID)
      • School Gardens
      • Youth Education
    • Get Involved >
      • Election Notice
      • Employment Opportunities
      • Internship Opportunities
      • Volunteer Opportunities
      • Request a Presentation
    • Events
    • Contact Us
    • Media >
      • Recent Media
      • Archives
  • Plant Sale
  • In Your Yard
    • Reducing Stormwater Runoff
    • Conservation Landscaping
    • Creating Backyard Habitat
    • Growing Fruits & Veggies
    • Removing Invasive Weeds
  • On Your Land
    • Biochar
    • Agriculture & Livestock >
      • Farm Assistance Program
      • Voluntary Stewardship Program (VSP)
      • CREP - Riparian Buffers
      • Manure Exchange Program
      • I have a bulkhead
      • Equipment Rental >
        • Poultry Processing Equipment
      • Soil Testing
      • Featured Farms >
        • Humble Stump Farm
    • Noxious Weed Control
    • Forested Land
  • Waterfront
    • Shore Friendly Mason (marine shoreline) >
      • Shore Friendly Mini-Grants Program
      • I am concerned about erosion
      • Bulkhead Alternatives
      • Top 5 Shoreline Recommendations
      • Marine Shoreline Plants
      • Additional Shore Friendly Resources >
        • Waterfront Living Guidance
        • Puget Sound Shorelines in the News
        • Puget Sound Shoreline Electronic Resources
        • Shoreline Services
      • Shore Friendly Mason Blog
      • FAQ
    • Lakefront Property
    • Rivers, Creeks & Streams >
      • Riparian Buffers (CREP)
  • Fish & Wildlife
    • Fish Passage Barrier Removal
    • Salmon Recovery >
      • WRIA 14 Strategy Proposal RFP
      • Salmon Recovery Committee (WRIA 14)
      • Fish Passage Barrier Removal
    • Shellfish
    • Backyard Habitat >
      • Pollinator Insects
      • For The Birds
    • Skokomish Estuary
  • Resources
    • Organizational Resources >
      • Board of Supervisor Monthly Update
      • Newsletters
      • Board Minutes & Plans
      • Public Records Policy
    • Program Resources >
      • Native Plant Resources >
        • Native plant lists
        • Benefits of native plants
        • Planting guides
        • Native Plant Maintenance
        • Local sources of native plants
        • Pull That, Plant This!
      • Videos
      • Maps
    • Pollinator Insects
    • Workshop materials
    • For Educators >
      • Request an Environmental Educator