Since 1991
Every project, on one map.
Every tree we’ve planted and every culvert we’ve fixed, going back decades, is on this map. Click any icon for the project details, and see what’s happened near you.
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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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We keep coming back.
A completed project stays on our list. Our crew and volunteers return season after season to weed, replant, and monitor, so young plantings can grow into the shade that keeps water clean, cold, and clear.
Do you have a former NSEA project site on your land that needs maintenance? The response form is on our For Landowners page.
Get involved
Help us finish the next one!
Every project on this map had volunteers behind it. Work parties run Saturday mornings, 9 am to noon, in spring and fall, and we bring the tools, gloves, and training.
Questions about a project or a site? Email info@n-sea.org or call 360-715-0283.