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Washington Department of
Fish & Wildlife

Main Office
Natural Resources Building
1111 Washington St. SE
Olympia, WA 98501
360-902-2200
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Mailing Address
600 Capitol Way N.
Olympia, WA 98501-1091

Phil Anderson
Director

 

 
NEW!
We are currently seeking comments on our Draft FFY 2013 Work plan until May 8, 2013. Click here to review proposal documents.

Puget Sound Marine and Nearshore Grant Program
Funding actions that advance Puget Sound recovery by protecting and restoring marine and nearshore habitats and ecosystem functions

Thank you for your interest in Puget Sound!

The Puget Sound Marine and Nearshore Grant Program functions as the Marine and Nearshore Lead Organization (LO). We are a partnership program, staffed by both the Washington Departments of Fish and Wildlife and The Natural Resources.  We administer funds awarded to us by the federal Environmental Protection Agency to implement priorities of the Action Agenda for Puget Sound to protect and restore habitat and ecosystem functions.

To find out more about our program please see the tabs on the navigation bar to the left.

  • Go to Planning & Development to read about our current and proposed spending plans. 
  • Go to About Us for more information about our program and details of our areas of investment.

Our approach to this work is oriented around addressing the greatest threats to Puget Sound marine and nearshore habitats.  Our investment categories are:

  • Effective Regulation and Stewardship
  • Strategic Capital Investment
  • High Priority Threats: Oil Spills and Invasive Species
  • Adaptive Management
  • Cross-Cutting Investment

Each investment we make works to implement the Action Agenda for Puget Sound and advances ecosystem recovery targets and local priorities. By protecting and enhancing nearshore habitat, our investments also promote Puget Sound salmon recovery.

To find out more about things citizens can do, visit the Department of Ecology’s “Saving Puget Sound –What can you do” website.