Attend tomorrow’s application workshop to learn more about the program and get your questions answered.

Register to attend: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

To learn more about how and where people are recreating and the impact of outdoor recreation to Washington’s economy and communities, read our newly updated Economic Benefits of Outdoor Recreation in Washington report: rco.wa.gov/wp-content/u...

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Washingtonians love being outside! When recreating they spend most of their time at state and federal public lands and either walking and hiking, viewing wildlife and nature, taking a scenic drive, hanging out, or picnicking and barbecuing.
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Washingtonians love being outside! When recreating they spend most of their time at state and federal public lands and either walking and hiking, viewing wildlife and nature, taking a scenic drive, hanging out, or picnicking and barbecuing.
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RCO is proud to have helped fund this project with a Brian Abbott Fish Barrier Removal Board grant. Learn more about the project: secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search...
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This is the second fish passage project the county has completed in the area in the past year, the other was on Starbird Road. Combined, these two projects open up more than four miles of habitat for fish.
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A fish ladder was added about 25 years ago to help fish gain access to the creek, but it was ineffective. It’s estimated that this work will increase the creek’s fish capacity by 21,000 juvenile fish.
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If you’re policy-minded and have experience collaborating with local, state, federal, or Tribal governments on natural resource issues, this position may be the perfect fit!
Learn more: www.governmentjobs.com/careers/wash...

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#job #career #hiring

Typical projects funded by this program include water and land-based habitat restoration, invasive species treatment, public restoration outreach, and more.

Learn more at the application webinar on November 13. Register to attend: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...
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Since 2015, more than $70 million in grants have been awarded to projects along Washington’s coast, with eighty cents of every restoration dollar invested staying in the county where the project is located.
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The work is done from your home and usually takes place over a few days in the summer or fall. Learn more: rco.wa.gov/get-involved...
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You can help ensure the state is investing in essential projects by becoming an advisor on one of our 18 advisory committees. These committees are crucial to our grant process and help guide the future of how we protect and improve Washington’s environment and outdoor recreation destinations.
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We’re proud to have provided a $500,000 grant to help fund the park and can’t wait until Thursday to celebrate the opening with the community. We hope to see you there!

Learn more about the project: secure.rco.wa.gov/prism/search...
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