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5th graders react to environmental ed

12.03.22

Sacajawea Elementary School’s Skyhawk News features Estuary Partnership environmental education classroom lessons and field trip

Students at Sacajawea Elementary School produced an outstanding video documenting environmental education classroom lessons and a field trip to Salmon Creek facilitated by Environmental Educators with the Estuary Partnership for their school’s daily news program, Skyhawk News.

This three-minute news segment is guaranteed to be one of the highlights of your day. 

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Principal Restoration Ecologist Application 2022

12.28.22

Principal Restoration Ecologist  Salary Range:   $75,000-$98,000, Full Time Equivalent    Job Classification:  Regular, Exempt    Benefits:  Learn about our benefits here Minimum Hours:   32 Hours Per Week  Supervisor:   Chief Scientist  Position Information The Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership seeks a Principal Restoration Ecologist to identify, develop, and implement habitat restoration projects in the lower Columbia River. Specifically, this is a full-time position that works with landowners and other stakeholders to evaluate sites for restoration; collects and analyzes field data

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Gratitude for Alex Apelis, VetsWork Intern 

02.13.23

The Estuary Partnership thanks Alex Apelis for his work as a Field Technician. Alex, a veteran of the US Marine Corps, was paired with the Estuary Partnership through the VetsWork AmeriCorps program of the Mt. Adams Institute. As a Field Technician, Alex worked alongside Indigenous elders, ecologists, and educators to gain valuable skills associated with restoration projects, wetland management, planting site preparation, plant survival, drone monitoring, Pacific Northwest native plant and animal identification, stormwater improvements, and environmental education.

Alex leading restoration maintenance


Much of Alex’s time as a

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April 24, 2023 SWG: Including Lamprey in Restoration

04.25.23

The focus of the Science Work Group will be improving our knowledge of lamprey and including lamprey habitat needs into designs of restoration projects. You will recall we discussed this back in June 2020 and biologists working on lamprey recovery will provide an update on what we can do with restoration activities to help protect/recover them.

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1999 Management Plan

11.05.12

The complete 1999 Comprehensive Conservation and Management Plan consists of three volumes. Volume 1: Management Plan for the Lower Columbia River Volume 2: Aquatic Ecosystem Monitoring Strategy for the Lower Columbia River; Information Management Strategy Volume 3: Base Program Analysis and Inventory; Federal Consistency Report Volume 1 and Volume 2 can be downloaded below using the Adobe Acrobat Reader. Volume 1: Chapter 1 (4.52 MB) Volume 1: Chapter 2 (13.2 MB) Volume 1: Chapter 3 (1.21 MB) Volume 1: Chapter 4 (1.22 MB) Volume 1: Chapter 5 (2.27 MB) Volume 1: Chapter 6 (1.26 MB) Volume 2:

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