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State grant aids Clark County landowners in repair of salmon habitat

By Lauren Ellenbecker, Columbian staff writer
Published: August 2, 2023, 8:53pm
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The East Fork Lewis River winds through the forest as seen from the Moulton Falls Bridge in northeastern Clark County.
The East Fork Lewis River winds through the forest as seen from the Moulton Falls Bridge in northeastern Clark County. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

BATTLE GROUND — Washington’s endangered salmon rely on rivers and creeks for spawning and rearing, and now private landowners can be at the forefront of the species’ recovery through a new grant program.

In 2022, the Legislature appropriated $10 million to the state conservation commission for its 2023 Salmon Recovery Funding program, which provides resources to landowners for salmon habitat restoration on their property.

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