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Middle Fork Porter Creek Reach Phase 1 Restoration Project
TRI_0085
The Lummi Nation will design and construct 11 engineered log jams (ELJs) in the mainstem Middle North Fork Nooksack River. Endangered early spring Chinook salmon and bull trout will benefit from 11 new primary pools; more pools may develop indirectly as increased roughness causes dynamic equilibrium. Scour pools provide thermal refugia (holding pools) from elevated Middle Fork water temperatures during summer spawning months in addition to pools for juvenile overwintering (rearing pools). In addition, juveniles will benefit from 1.23 miles of off channel rearing habitat by increasing connectivity with the floodplain and side channels. All features are focused on enhancement of endangered Spring Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) habitat by maximizing natural habitat-forming processes inherent in this reach of river.
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01/12/2024 4:01 AM

NWIFC
NEP Project
Local

Completed
2014
2016
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Location Information
Classifications
  • Ecological Restoration - Ecosystem
  • Salmon
  • Streams and Floodplains

  • Whatcom
  • Nooksack
  • Whatcom
  • Legislative District 42

  • Habitat
Organizations
Lummi Nation
Caitlyn O'Connor coconnor@nwifc.org

Related Activities
None provided
Reported Funding

Activity financials are reported by Federal Fiscal Year (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30).

$112,450
$112,450
$0

None provided

2014 Total
NEP Award Funding: NWIFC $112,450 $112,450
Total $112,450 $112,450
Reported Expenditures

Activity financials are reported by Federal Fiscal Year (Oct. 1 - Sept. 30).

$112,450
$112,450
$0

None provided

2014 Total
NEP Award Expenditures: NWIFC $112,450 $112,450
Total $112,450 $112,450