12th — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Preserved with funds from the WWRP, the Methow River watershed provides habitat for Mule Deer.

12th Legislative District

Chelan, Douglas, and Okanogan Counties

Proposed Projects

Beebe Springs Phase 3 Columbia River Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $250,000

This proposal is the next step in a multi-phased project...

Colockum Access Improvements - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $284,358

The Colockum access is an existing primitive boat launch on...

Lower Methow Farmland - County of Okanogan - $395,908

The scope of this project is to purchase a conservation...

Methow Watershed Phase 6 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $3,500,000

Goal: Conserve the ecological integrity and extraordinary biological diversity of...

North Douglas County Shrub-Steppe Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $249,812

This project is located on units of the Sagebrush Flat...

Pearrygin Lake Expansion - Phase 1 Dev - State Parks - $1,000,000

Project constructs a new park entrance, entrance road that connects...

Pearrygin Lake - Hill/Golf Course Acquisition - State Parks - $2,000,000

Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 962-acre camping park with...

Pogue Mountain pre-commerical thin - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $328,800

The Pogue Mountain under story thin and habitat development project...

Projects Funded

Arid Lands NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,027,425

Beebe Springs Restoration Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $249,410

Beebe Springs Trail Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $243,478

Brewster Soccer Fields - City of Brewster - $55,185

Cashmere Swimming Pool Revitalization - City of Cashmere - $300,000

Columbia Basin Upland Wildlife Ph. 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,707,587

Columbia River Small Craft Access - Wenatchee Parks & Rec Dept - $47,500

Columbia River Trail - County of Douglas - $300,000

Coyote Canyon - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $49,332

Crown-S Ranch Farmland - County of Okanogan - $213,750

Dyer Haystacks and Two Steppe NAPs - Dept of Natural Resources - $543,690

Entiat Slopes NAP - Dept of Natural Resources - $248,195

Lakeside Park - Chelan Parks & Rec Dept - $98,919

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 1 - Dept of Natural Resources - $931,924

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 2 - Dept of Natural Resources - $300,000

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 3 - Dept of Natural Resources - $373,973

Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 4 - Dept of Natural Resources - $444,281

Leavenworth Skate Park - City of Leavenworth - $67,500

Mack Lloyd Park (Winthrop) - Town of Winthrop - $40,000

McCool Robin Hill Farm - Clallam County - $500,000

Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats - Methow Conservancy - $550,000

Methow Farmland - County of Okanogan - Okanogan County - $400,748

Methow Rapids NAP - Dept of Natural Resources - $878,325

Methow Rapids NAP 2006 - Dept of Natural Resources - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,257,952

Methow Shrub-steppe Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $304,521

Methow Valley Community Trail, Phase 3 - County of Okanogan - $196,000

Methow Valley Trail System - Okanogan County Parks & Rec - $239,000

Methow Watershed - Phase 5 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $4,692,465

Methow Watershed Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $5,810,416

Methow Watershed Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $6,705,037

Methow Watershed Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,604,990

Methow Watershed Phase 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,839,200

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,864,494

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $5,823,342

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $10,050,000

Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,480,000

Mid-Columbia Shrub Steppe - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $905,436

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

North Dam Park Ph. 1 - City of Grand Coulee - $114,895

Northern Shrub Steppe - Dept of Natural Resources - $68,077

Pearrygin Lake - Court Acquisition - State Parks - State Parks - $1,500,000

Pearrygin Lake Shoreline - Yockey Ph 3 - State Parks - State Parks - $1,600,000

Pearrygin Lake Shoreline Acquisition - State Parks - $1,299,656

Peshastin Pinnacles - State Parks - $355,875

Rotary Park Expansion - City of Wenatchee - $198,500

Sagebrush Flat NAP - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $450,868

Sharp-Tailed Grouse Ph. 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,763,324

Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 5 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $915,331

Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $496,280

Sharp-tailed Grouse, Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $4,528,060

Steamboat Rock - State Parks - State Parks - $307,452

Steamboat Rock - Campground Expansion - State Parks - $1,803,000

Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquision 3 - State Parks - $200,000

Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 1 - State Parks - $100,000

Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 2 - State Parks - $2,078,578

Sun Lakes/Dry Falls Ph. 1 Development - State Parks - $1,499,926

Twisp Park Playground & Basketball Court - Town of Twisp - $31,860

Wagner Memorial Pool Renovation - Town of Twisp - $248,720

Wenatchee Foothills Trails, Phase 1 - City of Wenatchee - City of Wenatchee - $172,043

White River - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,032,558

Wilson Creek Park Renovation - Town of Wilson Creek - $13,000

Wilson Creek Skate Park - Town of Wilson Creek - $35,844

Winthrop Community Park and Ice Rink - Town of Winthrop - $375,000

Arid Lands NAPs: This acquisition of 4,000 acres in six Washington counties protects...; 45.71 -121.1
Beebe Springs Phase 3 Columbia River Restoration: This proposal is the next step in a multi-phased project...; 47.82 -119.97
Beebe Springs Restoration Phase 2: In 2003 WDFW acquired 227 acres surrounding the Chelan Hatchery....; 47.82 -119.97
Beebe Springs Trail Phase 2: In 2003 WDFW acquired 227 acres surrounding the Chelan Fish...; 47.83 -119.98
Brewster Soccer Fields: Brewster residents recently placed top priority on conversion of a...; 48.09 -119.78
Cashmere Swimming Pool Revitalization: Renovation of an eighty-year-old community swimming pool. Proposed improvements include:...; 47.52 -120.47
Colockum Access Improvements: The Colockum access is an existing primitive boat launch on...; 47.28 -120.09
Columbia River Small Craft Access: The Columbia River Small Craft Access project will provide citizens...; 47.44 -120.32
Columbia River Trail: Construction of approximately four miles of paved bike/pedestrian trail along...; 47.44 -120.31
Coyote Canyon: Acquisition of 240 acres located on channed scabland topography in...; 47.52 -119.68
Dyer Haystacks and Two Steppe NAPs: This project seeks to protect excellent to good condition examples...; 47.99 -119.77
Entiat Slopes NAP: This proposal is to acquire 1,495 acres of critical property...; 47.64 -120.26
Methow Farmland: Using funds from the IAC Farmland Preservation Account, Okanogan County...; 48.4 -120.13
Lakeside Park: This project is designed to improve the safety, function and...; 47.84 -120.05
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 1: Larkspur Meadow complex consists of mosaic open meadows dominated by...; 47.47 -120.57
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 2: Larkspur Meadows contains the largest population of both an endangered...; 47.47 -120.57
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 3: Larkspur Meadows contains the largest population of both an endangered...; 47.47 -120.57
Larkspur Meadows, Ph. 4: This purchase in Chelan County protects the most significant and...; 47.47 -120.57
Leavenworth Skate Park: This project will construct a skate park on approximately 13,000...; 47.6 -120.65
Mack Lloyd Park (Winthrop): The project described herein represents the final improvements required to...; 48.48 -120.18
Methow Conservancy Riparian Habitats: The Methow Valley, located in Okanogan Co. east of the...; 48.43 -120.15
Methow Rapids NAP: Recent inventories have documented that over one-half of the state's...; 48.03 -119.88
Methow Rapids NAP 2006: Recent inventories have documented that over one-half of the state's...; 48.02 -119.88
Methow Shrub-steppe Restoration: This Methow Shrub-Steppe Restoration Project proposes to restore 600 acres...; 48.5 -120.14
Methow Valley Community Trail, Phase 3: This application is the third phase in a project that...; 48.59 -120.41
Methow Valley Trail System: Acquisition of permanent easements and fee simple ownerships and development...; 48.59 -120.41
Methow Watershed Phase 1: This project proposes to protect about 5,400 acres of critical...; 48.46 -120.17
Methow Watershed Phase 2: Securing habitat needed to maintain all ecological processes and sustain...; 48.55 -120.34
Methow Watershed Phase 3: Securing habitat needed to maintain all ecological processes and sustain...; 48.55 -120.34
Methow Watershed Phase 4: The goal of the Methow Watershed project in Okanogan County...; 48.51 -120.26
Methow Watershed - Phase 5: Conserving the habitat and related ecological processes that sustain the...; 48.43 -120.14
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 1: Acquisition of 1,090 acres of winter range for migrating mule...; 48.39 -120.2
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 2: Acquisition of mule deer winter range in the Methow Valley....; 48.39 -120.2
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 3: Acquisition of 5,500 acres of critical winter range and migration...; 48.39 -120.2
Methow Wildlife Corridor Phase 4: This project includes acquisition of several priority sites in the...; 48.39 -120.2
Mid-Columbia Shrub Steppe: Most of Washington's shrub-steppe habitats have been converted to agriculture....; 47.94 -119.71
Multi-Site Acquisition: This project involves the acquisition of critical recreational properties as...; 46.28 -123.81
North Dam Park Ph. 1: This project in Grant County develops and improves an existing...; 47.94 -119.02
North Douglas County Shrub-Steppe Restoration: This project is located on units of the Sagebrush Flat...; 47.97 -119.68
Northern Shrub Steppe: This proposal is to acquire critical properties within two high...; 47.99 -119.77
Pearrygin Lake Shoreline Acquisition: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.49 -120.16
Pearrygin Lake Expansion - Phase 1 Dev: Project constructs a new park entrance, entrance road that connects...; 48.49 -120.15
Pearrygin Lake - Court Acquisition: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.48 -120.14
Pearrygin Lake Shoreline - Yockey Ph 3: Pearrygin Lake State Park is a 584-acre camping park in...; 48.48 -120.15
Peshastin Pinnacles: Acquisition of 35 acres containing unique 200 feet high sandstone...; 47.54 -120.52
Pogue Mountain pre-commerical thin: The Pogue Mountain under story thin and habitat development project...; 48.43 -119.61
Rotary Park Expansion: The City of Wenatchee and the Wenatchee, North Wenatchee and...; 47.44 -120.35
Sagebrush Flat NAP: This project begins site acquisiitons in Douglas County that protect...; 47.48 -119.68
Sharp-Tailed Grouse Ph. 2: Acquisition of 12,500 acres of critical habitat for sharp-tailed grouse,...; 48.55 -119.41
Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 5: This Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) proposal will...; 47.99 -119.73
Sharp-tailed Grouse, Phase 3: This project proposes to protect 10,000 acres of habitat crucial...; 47.96 -119.66
Sharp-tailed Grouse Phase 4: The Columbian sharp-tailed grouse is threatened in Washington and a...; 47.99 -119.7
Steamboat Rock: Expand facilities by providing an additional 50 campsites and one...; 47.86 -119.12
Steamboat Rock - Campground Expansion: This grant request expands camping opportunities at Steamboat Rock State...; 47.86 -119.12
Sun Lakes/Dry Falls Ph. 1 Development: Per the approved Master Plan for Sun Lakes - Dry...; 47.59 -119.38
Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 1: The goal of this project is to start the acquisition...; 47.59 -119.39
Sun Lakes - McLeary Acquisition 2: The project addresses the acquisition of the 218.25 acre McLeary...; 47.58 -119.41
Twisp Park Playground & Basketball Court: The Town of Twisp is working on developing our Twisp...; 48.37 -120.12
Wagner Memorial Pool Renovation: This project will provide much needed renovations to the Wagner...; 48.37 -120.12
Wenatchee Foothills Trails, Phase 1: This request seeks to implement the Foothills Trails plan by...; 47.46 -120.38
White River: Few opportunities remain to protect healthy runs of wild salmon...; 47.88 -120.87
Wilson Creek Park Renovation: This project is to renovate the Town of Wilson Creek's...; 47.42 -119.12
Wilson Creek Skate Park: Wilson Creek is central, and home to the K-12 school,...; 47.42 -119.12
Winthrop Community Park and Ice Rink: This project melds two long term priorities for the Town...; 48.47 -120.18
Crown-S Ranch Farmland: Okanogan County and the Methow Conservancy propose to protect 49.57...; 48.44 -120.17

Note: Not all projects are shown.

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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