SEALASKA Middle and High School Day Campers Help With Imprint System Maintenance SEALASKA in partnership with the University of Washington brought together 14 middle and high school summer day campers for activities at Carkeek Park. They took time on July 27 to help CWCAP volunteers with important maintenance on the Imprint Pond System. This great […]
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Resident cutthroat trout are in Carkeek Park year-round Thousands of salmon fry are released every Spring by CWCAP volunteers and hundreds of adults return in the Fall to spawn. But did you know that there are year-round resident coastal cutthroat (Oncorhynchus clarkii sp.) in the creeks too? Adult cutthroat trout spawn in the Spring and
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Thank you for taking part in the 2016 Cox Conserves Heroes program! KIRO 7, in partnership with The Trust for Public Land (TPL), selected Bill Hagen, CWCAP Salmon Programs Director, as one of three finalists for the 2016 annual KIRO7/Trust for Public Land/Cox Conserves Hero award for his many years of contributions to salmon restoration,
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CWCAP to receive donation from KIRO 7 and The Trust for Public Land Bill Hagen, finalist in the upcoming Cox Conserves Heroes Award program, has chosen Carkeek Watershed Community Action Project as the recipient for his award. CWCAP formed as a community education and action organization in 1979 in order to bring watershed awareness to
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Spring Salmon Releases at Carkeek Park The salmon recently released into Venema Creek are on their way to big things. Thanks to the generous support of the Suquamish Tribe, CWCAP volunteers released a total of about 98,000 Chum salmon fry this Spring into Venema Creek and by now they are on their way to the
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