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Selected Reports on Habitats and Organisms

A bibliography of reports produced by People For Puget Sound and others

Some Reports of Note

Habitat restoration

Deer Harbor estuary habitat restoration project, Orcas Island
Environmental assessment and feasibility study. October 2005.

    •    Report
    •    Appendices A-F
    •    Appendix G
    •    Appendices H-M

Contact Robin Clark, (206) 382-7007 for further information.

Identifying Spartina in Puget Sound - Beach Guide

Invasive Spartina in Puget Sound - Handbook
Subtitle - a citizens' handbook. For beaches currently infested or threatened. 2005. Contact

Contact Keeley O'Connell, (360) 336-1931 for further information.

Samish Island RSI
Rapid Shoreline Inventory. 2002

Skagit Estuary restoration assessment
How do Pacific Salmon use the estuary? How can GIS help select meaningful restoration sites? 2000

Skagit RSI
Rapid Shoreline Inventory, March Point, WA. 2001

Guemes Island RSI Report Only
Rapid Shoreline Inventory. 2005.

Guemes Island RSI Report with Maps
Rapid Shoreline Inventory. 2005.

Skagit Bays Blueprint Report
Skagit Bays Blueprint Update. 2005.

Skagit Bays Blueprint Map Book
Maps from the Bays Blueprint Update. 2005.

Contact Robin Clark, (206) 382-7007 for further information.