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Mid Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group Restoration

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Program level:

Local

Provider:

Mid Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group

Benefits provided: 

Financial, Free technical assistance

Land use:

Forest, Agriculture

Water-focused program: 

Yes

Assistance with voluntary salmon habitat restoration projects

Overview

Description:

Mid-Columbia Fisheries Enhancement Group is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting and restoring wild salmonid populations and their habitats through restoration, protection, education, and community involvement throughout our region.

We sponsor and implement priority restoration, fish passage, and habitat protection projects throughout our region.
We provide educational and community outreach programs that promote the long-term commitment our society needs to protect fisheries resources.
Mid-Columbia Fisheries works throughout south central Washington with communities along tributaries to the Columbia River, including the Yakima River, the Klickitat River, the White Salmon River, and the Wind River.

Eligibility:

No restrictions

Financial benefit: 

The restoration cost varies per project size

Contact information

Information last updated on July 15, 2025.

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