A free-flowing Elwha river will re-connect salmon and steelhead with more than 70 miles of ancestral habitat – much of it in the pristine lands of the Olympic National Park.
In 2011, Working Snake River for Washington will explore this ground-breaking project from various perspectives – ecological, political, economic – in order to learn lessons for success as we work toward our next big dam removal on the lower Snake River in eastern Washington.
Check back here for more updates as the Elwha project moves forward.
