Pilot Project to Address Sedimentation, Reed Canary Grass and High Temperatures
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 Tier 2 Evans Creek Pilot Project to Address Sedimentation, Reed Canary Grass and High Temperatures
Organization Lake Washington/Cedar/Sammamish Watershed (WRIA 8) Lead Entity
Sponsor King County
Status Planned
Schedule
Category Category: Restoration
DESCRIPTION
Conduct pilot project to address high sedimentation in Evans Creek, invasive reed canary grass that blocks fish passage, and to restore riparian vegetation in order to reduce high temperatures in the creek. Evans Creek warms in summer and is a warm water source to Bear Creek-planting needed. If successful, expand project to other reaches of Evans Creek.
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