Invasive Rundown
One of the biggest threats to a new riparian restoration project is invasive species. Non-native vegetation can outcompete recently installed native species. This problem can persist for years.
Entries by Oncorhynchus
Himalayan Blackberry Removal
This week our Washington Conservation Corps (WCC) crew was busy cutting Himalayan blackberry at a new project along the Samish River. Removing invasive species like blackberry is often the first […]
Floods with a Purpose by Tim Hyatt, fall 2003
This article was written by Tim Hyatt, Hydrologist and former SFEG board member, after the 2003 floods on the Skagit River. Its message seems as timely today. The recent floods […]
