Current restoration projects on WDFW lands
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) manages more than 1 million acres of land for conservation of fish and wildlife and recreation opportunities for Washington residents. Learn about current ongoing estuary restoration projects on WDFW wildlife areas and water access areas around Puget Sound.
Leque Island restoration project
WDFW and partners are removing miles of levee on the Leque Island Unit of the Skagit Wildlife Area to restore 250 acres of tidal marsh habitat in the Stillaguamish River watershed.
Duckabush estuary restoration project
This proposed project on the Duckabush Unit of the North Olympic Wildlife Area would reconnect the Duckabush River to a floodplain and wetlands by modifying local roads.
Skagit Wildlife Area Island Unit alternatives analysis
WDFW is forming an advisory committee to provide input on a potential habitat restoration project on the Island Unit of the Skagit Wildlife Area.