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Shore Friendly Mason
A Program for Marine Waterfront Homeowners
A Program for Marine Waterfront Homeowners
As a waterfront homeowner, you are deeply connected to the Puget Sound. . . . . You are also deeply invested in your property.
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Mason Conservation District's Shore Friendly Mason program links waterfront residents with the technical support and resources to make informed, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly decisions about shoreline management. We offer free, non-regulatory site visits and erosion assessments to help you identify problems or opportunities specific to your stretch of the shoreline. Our goal is to help you manage your land with confidence, so that the generations to come will enjoy it as much as you do.
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Managing waterfront property can be complicated. Along with beautiful views come a number of common questions...
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What questions do you have about your waterfront?
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Contact us! We currently offer the following services:
Sign up for a site visit that gauges your erosion risk and points you to the resources you need.
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Free neighborhood-based workshops on shoreline erosion, vegetation management, and stewardship opportunities. Call us to set one up for you and your neighbors!
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Mason Conservation District offers free, non-regulatory assistance to local landowners.
For more information about the Shore Friendly Mason program,
contact Jacob Murray:
(360) 427-9436 ext. 155
For more information about the Shore Friendly Mason program,
contact Jacob Murray:
(360) 427-9436 ext. 155
The creation of the Shore Friendly Mason pages of this website were made possible by grant funding. We would like to thank the United States Environmental Protection Agency and WA Department of Fish and Wildlife for their support.
This project has been funded wholly or in part by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement PC-01J223-01 Contract #16-05251 through the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The contents of this document do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Environmental Protection Agency or the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, nor does mention of trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation for use.