Klickitat River Floodplain Restoration
#310-22-002 U #310-22-002 U
Organization Klickitat Lead Entity
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Status Active
Schedule Start Date: 12/1/2004 End Date: 1/1/2025
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The primary goal for this multi-phased project is to protect and restore connectivity of riverine, floodplain, and hillslope processes, and the overall habitat structure and condition on the Klickitat River between river miles 19.0 and 31.6. The Klickitat River is one of the longest free-flowing rivers in Washington supporting a large variety of fish and wildlife, including steelhead (summer and winter), chinook (spring and fall), coho, bull trout, lamprey, and others.
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