DESCRIPTION
The Bourgault Farm was purchased by the Skokomish Tribe in 2011 for conservation purposes. The farm is borderedby a large scale US Army Corps of Engineers' (USACE) side channel reconnection project to the North and East, and is boarded by a SRFB
funded instream habitat restoration project (PRISM # 15-1205) on the mainstem to the south. The farm presents multiple additional habitat restoration opportunities that will be assessed, designed, and/or implemented through this proposal. Examples of potential habitat restoration actions on the old farm include side channel LWD enhancement, overflow channel creation, back channel habitat creation, and riparian enhancement
The Bourgault Farm was purchases by the Skokomish Tribe in 2011 for conservation purposes. The farm is bordered by a large scale US Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) side channel reconnection project to the North and East, and is boarded by a SRFB funded instream habitat restoration project (PRISM # 15-1205) on the mainstem to the south. The farm presents multiple additional habitat restoration opportunities that will be assessed, designed, and/or implemented through this proposal. Examples of potential habitat restoration actions on the old farm include side channel LWD enhancement, overflow channel creation, back channel habitat creation, and riparian enhancement. This project will benefit listed Chinook, Hood Canal Summer Chum, Steelhead, and bull trout, as well as Coho and Cutthroat trout.
Mason County- Skokomish
