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The Watershed Planning Act
The 1998 legislature passed
Ch. 90.82 RCW, to set a framework for developing local
solutions to watershed issues on a watershed basis. Ch. 90.82
RCW states: The legislature finds that the local development of watershed
plans for managing water resources and for protecting existing water
rights is vital to both state and local interests.
More Background on the Watershed
Planning Act
The State Will Speak With One Voice - 2514/2496
Memorandum of Understanding for the Coordinated Implementation
of Watershed Planning and Salmon Recovery Planning
Watershed Plan Implementation Project Grant Request Packet and Funding
Resources Guide

The grant request application period begins October 1,
2008 and continues through December 5, 2008 for Operational
Project Grant and Stream Gaging Project Grant Requests, and
through December 31, 2008 for Capital Project Grant Requests.
2009-11 Biennium Budget Development
2009 Watershed Planning Workshops
- Location and dates to be determined
2007 Report to the Legislature
2006 Report to the Legislature
2006 Report to the Legislature: Progress on Watershed
Planning and Setting Instream Flows
Watershed Planning Grant Information
Application Forms:
Additional Information:
Watershed Planning Elements
Instream Flows
General Information
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Healthy Watersheds, Healthy People
Our future is linked to the health of our watersheds – and our watersheds have many challenges. You can make a difference.
View Watershed Planning Information By Watershed (WRIA)

Watershed Planning Activities Status Map

Ecology Watershed Leads Contact List
List of names and phone numbers for
Watershed Planning lead staff
Regional Water Supply Planning
Water
resource and water supply planning between King County and the Cascade Water
Alliance – a group of eight local governments and special purpose districts
in King County.
Instream Flow Data
Instream flow data are provided to inform the public about the amount of
water available in the streams and rivers they rely on.
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