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Batwater Station Floodplain Restoration Project

03.04.20

In 2011, a private landowner reached out to her local Soil & Water Conservation District to begin a conversation. Her property is directly on the Columbia River, and she wanted to return it to a more natural state to support fish and wildlife. They were happy to start the conversation about how to make that happen. Completed in 2015, the Batwater Station Floodplain Restoration Project reconnected a 26-acre tidal wetland to the lower Columbia River. The project benefits threatened and endangered species of salmon and steelhead and other native species. Located on private land near Clatskanie

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MARINE DEBRIS SUBMITTAL FORM

The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership began tracking marine debris in the lower Columbia River in 2016. Specifically, we're tracking small to medium size marine debris (less than 35-feet) from the Pacific Ocean to the Bonneville Dam. This typically includes things like tires, barrels, styrofoam blocks, small boats, derelict structures, fishing gear, etc., or other materials that may harm recreational resources, habitats, and species.


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