Nisqually River Council
@nisquallyriver.org
Collaborating for healthy environments, economies, and communities in the Nisqually Watershed. Ancestral lands of the Nisqually (Squally-Absch) people.
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Come breathe the fresh mountain air on a tour of the Nisqually Community Forest this Saturday, August 16th @ 10AM - 1PM! Between stunning views, Executive Director Marco Pinchot will walk us through the sustainable forestry practices being implementing right here in Nisqually: tinyurl.com/37bs4t5n
August 13, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Come breathe the fresh mountain air on a tour of the Nisqually Community Forest this Saturday, August 16th @ 10AM - 1PM! Between stunning views, Executive Director Marco Pinchot will walk us through the sustainable forestry practices being implementing right here in Nisqually: tinyurl.com/37bs4t5n
Join us this Saturday at the Nisqually Reach Nature Center as we explore the unique ecology of our local nearshore & marine environments! We'll gain hands-on stewardship experience while seining for fish, feeding starfish, counting crabs, and more! Register Today: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/...
June 2, 2025 at 8:14 PM
Join us this Saturday at the Nisqually Reach Nature Center as we explore the unique ecology of our local nearshore & marine environments! We'll gain hands-on stewardship experience while seining for fish, feeding starfish, counting crabs, and more! Register Today: secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/...
32nd Annual Student GREEN Congress! This Spring over 450 local students gathered at The Evergreen State College for a day of community science and learning as they shared and discussed their water quality data collected from the Nisqually, Deschutes, and Chehalis watersheds: tinyurl.com/at7tz8vm
May 1, 2025 at 6:23 PM
32nd Annual Student GREEN Congress! This Spring over 450 local students gathered at The Evergreen State College for a day of community science and learning as they shared and discussed their water quality data collected from the Nisqually, Deschutes, and Chehalis watersheds: tinyurl.com/at7tz8vm
Salmon tossing is back! NREP engaged hundreds of students in hands-on restoration work as they returned important marine-derived nutrients to the watershed. It may seem a little fishy a first, but check out the video to learn how tossing these carcasses helps create a healthy and thriving ecosystem!
Salmon Tossing: The Power of Restoration
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April 15, 2025 at 4:24 PM
Salmon tossing is back! NREP engaged hundreds of students in hands-on restoration work as they returned important marine-derived nutrients to the watershed. It may seem a little fishy a first, but check out the video to learn how tossing these carcasses helps create a healthy and thriving ecosystem!
Nisqually River Education Project staff recently finished our winter tree planting season with over 2000 trees, shrubs, and bushes planted by local 4th grade - college students in the Ohop Valley! Check out this video to learn more about these trips and the importance of youth outdoor education!
The Importance of Outdoor Education
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February 5, 2025 at 10:17 PM
Nisqually River Education Project staff recently finished our winter tree planting season with over 2000 trees, shrubs, and bushes planted by local 4th grade - college students in the Ohop Valley! Check out this video to learn more about these trips and the importance of youth outdoor education!