SAP

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We are updating our Strategic Action Plan (SAP) to serve our community better and advance our mission of protecting and enhancing our watershed for fish and farms. This plan guides our projects, and your feedback is crucial in shaping our focus and strategies moving forward. To gather your insights, we've developed a questionnaire addressing key areas. We seek input from you! Please take a moment to share your thoughts by accessing the survey through the following link:

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From May through September, board and staff members are in a fierce yet friendly competition to raise the most money during our "Charting the Course" Fundraising Challenge! Head to our campaign page and support your favorite captain in this endeavor today!

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2024 marks the 30th year of the Walla Walla Basin Watershed Council's endeavors within the basin-- and that's a cause for celebration! We're hosting a RiverFest at the Marcus Whitman at the end of October that will be a fun-filled night. Get your tickets now!

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WWBWC Mission

Our mission is to enhance, restore, and protect the Walla Walla Basin's native aquatic populations, watersheds, fish and wildlife habitat, and water quality, while sustaining a healthy economy. This will be done in collaboration with local, state, federal, and tribal natural resource managers, private landowners, and the public.

Assessments and Planning

Sometimes, gathering baseline data is a project in and of itself! Our assessment and planning projects give us insight on current conditions and can help us strategize the most effective solutions to any area's given problem. Learn more about these under the "Projects" tab.

Assessments and Planning

Enhancement and Passage

Once we have baseline data and designs, we can implement habitat enhancement or fish passage work on the ground. All our projects go through several phases of design approval to ensure that what we place will do what the environment and any nearby residents need it to do.

Enhancement and Passage

Streamflow and Groundwater Monitoring

We collect, record, and report on several aspects of water quality in our basin to monitor the abidance of TMDLs and pesticide applications in our area. This includes streamflow data, groundwater data, aquifer recharge, and pesticide stewardship partnership (PSP) projects; learn more under the "Monitoring" tab.

Streamflow and Groundwater Monitoring

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