Explore NSEA’s restoration and stewardship work across Whatcom County. Click a pin on the map to open a project, or browse every creek below.
California Creek
California Creek has a documented presence of chum and coho, as well as winter steelhead, coastal cutthroat trout, and bull trout.
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Dakota Creek
Dakota Creek, located near Blaine, is home to Chinook, chum, and coho, as well as winter steelhead, bull trout, and cutthroat trout.
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Kendall Creek
Kendall Creek, a tributary of the North Fork Nooksack, was once so choked with invasive reed canary grass that salmon could not…
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Kenney Creek
Partner restoration of a North Fork tributary: barriers removed, wood added, and two acres planted with Whatcom Land Trust, Whatcom Conservation District,…
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Landingstrip Creek
Landingstrip Creek is a tributary of the South Fork of the Nooksack River and is habitat for coho and chum salmon, as…
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Squalicum Creek
The Squalicum Creek watershed is one of the largest independent drainages in Whatcom County, draining 22 square miles through northern Bellingham.
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Tenmile Creek
Tenmile Creek has historical documented presence of chum and coho, as well as steelhead and resident trout.
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Terrell Creek
Terrell Creek, which connects Lake Terrell to Birch Bay, runs through agricultural lands, residences, and industrial facilities.
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Whatcom Creek
Running through central Bellingham, Whatcom Creek is home to fall Chinook, coho, chum, pink, and sockeye salmon.
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