Mason — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Mason County

Proposed Projects

Eagle Point Land Acquisition - City of Shelton - $320,000

The proposed acquisition project is a unique addition to the...

Expand Waterfront Park - Port of Allyn - $385,000

The scope of the project is to acquire property adjacent...

Goldsborough Creek Acquisition - Mason County - $275,000

Mason County Parks and Trails Department and the Capitol Land...

Harstine Island - Scott Acquisition - State Parks - $2,550,250

The Harstine Island-Scott Property Acquisition project will protect approximately 112...

Ink Blot and Shumocher Creek NAPs 2008 - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,747,200

DNR proposes to buy, manage, and protect wetlands and adjacent...

John's Creek Prairie and Estuary - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,764,200

WDFW’s John’s Creek acquisition seeks to acquire 76 acres of...

Lynch Cove Estuary - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,406,269

WDFW’s Lynch Cove estuary project seeks to acquire 170 acres...

Mason County Recreation Area Renovation - Mason County - $400,000

This project will provide funding to improvement to Mason County...

Oakland Bay County Park Development - Mason County - $353,000

In 2005, Mason County and the Capitol Land Trust partnered...

Projects Funded

Decker Creek Riparian Conservation - County of Mason - Mason County - $693,925

Estuarine NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,471,392

Freshwater NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $251,267

Hood Canal Wetlands Trail - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $699,653

Hope Island - State Parks - $3,175,096

Hope Island - State Parks - $249,581

Hope Island 91 - State Parks - $3,175,096

Hope Island 96 - State Parks - $249,581

Ink Blot and Shumocher Creek NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $523,021

Ink Blot and Shumocher Creek NAPs 04 - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,307,460

Kneeland Park - Shelton Parks & Rec Dept - $126,978

Lake Isabella - State Parks - $733,655

Lower Union River Estuary Acquistion - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,935,950

Multi-Site Acquisition - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $552,923

Multi-Site Development - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $100,000

Multi-Site Development 93 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $100,000

Puget Trough Estuarine NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $265,362

Puget Trough Freshwater NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,589,150

Puget Trough NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $800,000

Skookum Riparian Protection - Squaxin Island Tribe - Squaxin Island Tribe - $952,500

Union River Wetlands - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $170,434

Waterfront Acquisition, Allyn - Port of Allyn - $96,064

Decker Creek Riparian Conservation: The Decker Creek Riparian Conservation Project provides permanent protection for...; 47.2 -123.48
Estuarine NAPs: This proposal is for the acquisition of high priority properties...; 47.1 -123.08
Freshwater NAPs: This proposal is for the acquisition of high priority properties...; 47.31 -123.07
Hood Canal Wetlands Trail: Construction of interpretive trails, boardwalks, and viewing platforms to provide...; 47.44 -122.84
Hope Island 91: Acquisition of 108 acre Hope Island located between Steamboat Island...; 47.19 -122.93
Hope Island 96: Hope Island is a 106 acre, densely forested island, in...; 47.19 -122.93
Ink Blot and Shumocher Creek NAPs 04: DNR proposes to buy, manage, and protect wetlands and adjacent...; 47.3 -123.24
Kneeland Park: The project will renovate existing, outdated, restrooms and provide a...; 47.21 -123.1
Lake Isabella: Complete the acquisition of a 64 acre parcel of property...; 47.17 -123.11
Mason County Recreation Area Renovation: This project will provide funding to improvement to Mason County...; 47.25 -123.08
Multi-Site Acquisition: This project involves the acquisition of critical recreational properties as...; 46.28 -123.81
Multi-Site Development 93: The project involves the development of eight water access sites....; 47.62 -122.36
Oakland Bay County Park Development: In 2005, Mason County and the Capitol Land Trust partnered...; 47.25 -123.02
Puget Trough Estuarine NAPs: This proposal is for the acquisition of high priority properties...; 47.1 -123.09
Puget Trough Freshwater NAPs: This proposal is for the acquisition of high priority properties...; 48.72 -122.03
Puget Trough NAPs: This proposal is for acquisition of high priority properties within...; 47.1 -123.09
Skookum Riparian Protection: The Squaxin Island Tribe is negotiating purchase of 365 acres...; 47.11 -123.14
Lower Union River Estuary Acquistion: WDFW's Union River estuary project seeks to acquire 56.7 acres...; 47.44 -122.84
Union River Wetlands: Acquisition of a site that is important to shellfish, trumpeter...; 47.45 -122.84
Waterfront Acquisition, Allyn: This project will acquire 450 feet of waterfront in Allyn...; 47.38 -122.83

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WHAT IS THE WWRP?

The Washington Wildlife and Recreation Program (WWRP) is a state grant program that creates and conserves local and state parks, wildlife habitat and working farms. The Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office administers WWRP grants, and the legislature funds the program.

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