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A Vision for Integrated Restoration
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Skagit
Dungeness
Lower Columbia
Siuslaw
Umpqua
Coquille
  

6th field HUC Maps:
 
Skagit
Dungeness
Lower Columbia
Siuslaw
Umpqua
Coquille
  
 Emerging Coastal Network
Map of Primary Ownership Go to the Skagit Drainage Basin Go to the Dungeness Drainage Basin Go to the Lower Columbia Drainage Basin Go to the Siuslaw Drainage Basin Go to the Umpqua Drainage Basin Go to the Coquille Drainage Basin

The Emerging Coastal Network

The purpose of the Pacific Coast Watershed Partnership is to create a network of intact, naturally functioning coastal watersheds from the Canadian border to the Californian border. Working through public-private partnerships in watersheds throughout coastal Oregon and Washington, we believe we can show how watershed function can be restored and protected, while stimulating local economies. The map at right represents the current ownership landscape of this region. The patchwork of ownership illustrates the importance of partnership in order to facilitate PCWP's vision of an emerging coastal network of healthy ecosystems that support sustainable economies. PCWP hopes the other maps, data, and basin-specific information available on this website will be useful to local and regional partners in their implementation, monitoring, analyses, outreach and education projects.