Methow River Collaborative, 2019
A Methow River Collaborative Project. Visit Cottonwood Trail on Old Twisp Highway and explore nature through a captivating trail system that is equipped with learning. Cottonwood Trail is the perfect place for a picnic and dipping your toes in the cool river. Find numerous interpretive signs placed on several different trail systems throughout the site.… [Read More]
2021
Have you noticed unique artworks sprinkling the Methow Valley? LINK TO TRAIL BROCHURE Find more articles, artwork, trails, activities and updates HERE. Coordinated by Methow Arts, the Methow River Collaborative is a project of the Department of Ecology, Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation, Bureau of Reclamation and Methow Arts Alliance. True to the Methow, the project… [Read More]
2019
Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation’s (MSRF) primary focus is to protect and restore habitat for ESA listed species of salmon and other fish native to the Methow watershed and aid directly in their recovery. MSRF is a local 501 (c)(3) non-profit corporation established in 2001. What we do: Environmental habitat restoration, assessment, protection and conservation] , landowner… [Read More]
2019
Salmon and Steelhead habitat improvement work in the Methow Basin is possible through formal partnerships between Federal agencies and project sponsors interested in aquatic habitat rehabilitation. In the Methow Watershed the Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) provides technical assistance to Methow Salmon Recovery Foundation, Columbia Cascade Fish Enhancement Group, Trout Unlimited and Washington Department of Fish… [Read More]
2019
Ecology is Washington’s environmental protection agency. Their mission is to protect, preserve, and enhance Washington’s land, air, and water for current and future generations. Ecology’s Water Quality Program provides support for water quality projects such as stream restoration, education and outreach. The Methow Water Quality Restoration and Monitoring Project is a local project designed to… [Read More]