Topic: Maintain the hydroperiod and water supply for wetlands. (View All Topics in the Plan)

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Associated Climate Resilience Actions:
Stillaquamish Tribe

Where appropriate, maintain water in wetlands and streams through water conservation techniques such as float valves, diversion values, hose pumps,...

Ecosystems
Stillaquamish Tribe

Identify features (e.g., roads, trails, culverts, ditches, etc.) that interfere with the hydrology of wetlands, and implement approaches to address...

Ecosystems Water
Stillaquamish Tribe

Identify, protect, and restore (where necessary) source waters for wetlands, including groundwater recharge areas.

Ecosystems
Nooksack Indian Tribe

Manage forest cover to increase snow retention in areas that will benefit water availability in wetland habitat.

Nooksack Indian Tribe

Restore habitat in degraded headwater streams that are expected to retain adequate summer streamflow and will benefit wetland habitat.

Nooksack Indian Tribe

Increase protection and restoration of wetlands and groundwater recharge areas.

Nooksack Indian Tribe

Address water loss at water diversions and ditches.

Nooksack Indian Tribe

Remove human-made hydrologic structures (e.g., culverts, ditches, berms, and dikes) to restore natural hydrologic processes in wetlands.

Nooksack Indian Tribe

Decommission roads and reduce road connectivity in critical wetland habitat areas to encourage interception and retention of water.