Why does the Center need 90 acres of land?
The land will provide a wonderful site for the Salmon Center and our research and recreational activities. 52 of the 90 acres was purchased by WDFW and forty of those acres were originally salt marsh, diked many years ago, and can now be returned to original salt and freshwater wetlands. The estuary supports sustaining populations of Chinook, chum, Coho, sturgeon, and cutthroat. The opportunity to buy and preserve this site allows us to build a legacy institution for the community.
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