SRP Project

North Fork Nooksack (Confluence SF to Glacier Cr.) Restoration

NF Nooksack Wildcat Reach Restoration Phase 2

Organization	WRIA 1 Watershed Management Board
Sponsor	Nooksack Indian Tribe
Status	Completed
Schedule	Start Date: 12/8/2011 End Date: 9/26/2014

DESCRIPTION

North Fork Nooksack early Chinook are considered essential for ESU recovery, but natural origin productivity and abundances are low. The Nooksack Indian Tribe (NIT) constructed 34 engineered log jams in the North Fork Nooksack River, RM 53.8-54.2, to increase channel stability and protect and encourage growth of maturing forested islands in the main channel. This project was Phase 2 of a larger project to restore the North Fork Nooksack River throughout the Wildcat Reach (53.3-54.8). The project was considered Tier 1 (highest) priority for chinook in WRIA 1 2011 SRFB project guidance. Protecting and encouraging growth of forested channel islands will ultimately increase spawning-to-incubation success by restoring the island braided planform historically evident in the North Fork.

FUNDING SOURCES

FUNDING ENTRIES FROM GRANT PROJECT AGREEMENT

Type	Date	Funding Org	Funding Program	Match	Amount
Requested	08/26/2011	Nooksack Indian Tribe		Match	$101,157.00
Requested	08/26/2011	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Salmon State Projects		$573,222.00
Allocated	09/26/2014	Nooksack Indian Tribe		Match	$89,282.72
Allocated	09/26/2014	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Puget Sound Acq. & Restoration		$143,084.53
Allocated	09/26/2014	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Salmon State Projects		$362,850.00
Spent	04/07/2014	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Salmon State Projects		-$362,850.00
Spent	09/26/2014	Nooksack Indian Tribe		Match	-$89,282.72
Spent	09/26/2014	Recreation and Conservation Office (RCO)	Puget Sound Acq. & Restoration		-$143,084.53

Grant Project Agreement Totals	Proposed	Requested	Allocated	Spent	Balance
Grant Project Agreement Totals	$674,379.00	$674,379.00	$595,217.25	$595,217.25	$0.00

OTHER FUNDING (Funding that is NOT in a grant project agreement)

Type	Date	Funding Org	Funding Program	Match	Amount

Other Funding Totals		Requested	Allocated	Spent	Balance
Other Funding Totals

Grand Totals	Proposed	Requested	Allocated	Spent	Balance
Grand Totals

PRIMARY SPONSOR

Nooksack Indian Tribe

PROJECT CONTACT

Erica Capuana

ALT PROJECT CONTACT

Lindsie Fratus

PROJECT MANAGER

Bob Warinner

LOCATION

Chinook-Pop (ESU):	Chinook-Puget Sound, North Fork Nooksack River, Threatened
Chum-Pop (ESU):	Chum-Puget Sound/Strait of Georgia, Not Warranted
Coho-Pop (ESU):	Coho-Puget Sound/Strait of Georgia, Species of Concern
County:	Whatcom
HUC12:	Maple Creek-North Fork Nooksack River (171100040201)
HUC8:	Nooksack (17110004)
Lead Entity Area:	WRIA 1
Legislative District:	42
Pink-Pop (ESU):	Pink-Odd Year, Not Warranted
Puget Sound Action Areas:	San Juan Islands
Salmon Recovery Regions:	Puget Sound
Sections:	34
Steelhead-Pop (ESU):	Steelhead-Puget Sound, Nooksack River, Threatened
Township:	T40NR06E
Watershed Administrative Unit:	Boulder Creek
WRIA:	Nooksack
WRIA 1 Acquisition Priority Reaches:	Wildcat/ Warnick
WRIA 1 Restoration Priority Reaches:	Wildcat/ Warnick

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		APPLICATION		FINAL
RESTORATION METRICS
	Miles of Stream and/or Shoreline Treated or Protected (C.0.b)	0.60	mi	0.60	mi
	Instream Habitat Project
	Total Miles Of Instream Habitat Treated (C.4.b)	0.60	mi	0.60	mi
	Channel structure placement (C.4.d.1)
	Acres Of Streambed Treated for channel structure placement (C.4.d.4)	30.00	acres	30.00	acres
	Miles of Stream Treated for channel structure placement (C.4.d.3)	0.60	mi	0.60	mi
	Number of structures placed in channel (C.4.d.7)	20.00		34.00
	Pools Created through channel structure placement (C.4.d.5)	8.00		8.00
	Yards Of Average Stream-Width At Mid-Point Of Worksite (C.4.d.6)	353.00	yd	353.00	yd