13th — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Protected with WWRP funds, inholdings along the East Slope of the Cascade Mountains provide habitat for mule deer, black-tailed deer, and Rocky Mountain elk.

13th Legislative District

Kittitas, Grant, and Yakima Counties

Proposed Projects

Colockum Road Abandonment - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $90,094

We propose to close and abandon two stream-adjacent roads on...

Parke Creek Restoration - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $129,000

This project will restore up to 200 acres of degraded...

Statewide Inholdings and Adjacent 2008 - State Parks - $750,000

From time-to-time during the biennium State Parks learns of desirable...

Teanaway Junction Access Improvements - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $324,932

The Teanaway Junction Access Area is located along the Yakima...

Triple Creek Ranch 2008 - County of Kittitas - $650,425

Triple Creek Ranch has been owned by the same family...

Wade Road Farm Project - County of Kittitas - $175,500

We have an opportunity to protect one of the only...

Projects Funded

City Park Renovation - Royal City Public Works Dept - Royal City Public Works Dept - $71,601

Colockum Inholdings & Additions - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $534,638

Columbia Basin Upland Wildlife, Ph. 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $498,814

Crystal Springs - State Parks - $118,340

Deception Pass - Odell Property Acq - State Parks - $226,300

East Slope Inholdings - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,336,100

Ephrata Community Pool - City of Ephrata - $300,000

Family Aquatic Center - Moses Lake Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Heron Trail - Phase 1 Boardwalk - City of Moses Lake - $342,318

Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park - Ellensburg Parks & Rec Dept - $71,675

Iron Horse - Cle Elum to Ellensburg - State Parks - $697,347

Iron Horse - Lake Easton Trestle - State Parks - $695,000

Iron Horse Trail Development - State Parks - $60,656

Iron Horse, Cedar Falls to Cabin Creek - State Parks - $1,332,333

Iron Horse/ John Wayne - Snow Sheds - State Parks - $417,174

Iron Horse/ John Wayne - Three Trestles - State Parks - $370,039

L.T. Murray/Wenas Wildlife Area Rehab - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $119,540

McElroy Property - Ellensburg Parks & Rec Dept - $81,964

Pool Renovation Ph.1 - City of Quincy - $300,000

Rocky Ford Creek PH. 4 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $69,368

Selah Cliffs NAP 00 - Dept of Natural Resources - $498,225

Selah Cliffs NAP 04 - Dept of Natural Resources - $37,624

Selah Cliffs NAP 2006 - Dept of Natural Resources - $715,785

Skookumchuck Watershed - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $3,113,461

Skookumchuck Watershed Phase 1 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,854,789

Southwest Park - City of Quincy - $67,500

Teanaway Ecosystem - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,922,100

Upper Yakima Riparian - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $818,862

Upper Yakima River Acquisitions - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $107,500

Yakima River Access At Thorp - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $53,670

Yakima River Canyon Access - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $238,962

City Park Renovation: This project in Grant County renovates the existing two acre...; 46.9 -119.63
Colockum Inholdings & Additions: Acquisition of 7,760 acres of shrub-steppe habitat to provide perpetual...; 47.19 -120.15
Colockum Road Abandonment: We propose to close and abandon two stream-adjacent roads on...; 47.19 -120.1
Columbia Basin Upland Wildlife, Ph. 2: Acquisition of hundreds of strategically located five to ten acre...; 47.25 -119.67
Crystal Springs: Minor project for acquisition of inholdings. Projects will acquire parcels...; 47.31 -121.32
Deception Pass - Odell Property Acq: This project will allow State Parks to purchase the south...; 48.41 -122.65
East Slope Inholdings: Acquisition of more than 8,500 acres for three habitat areas...; 46.94 -120.87
Ephrata Community Pool: Ephrata plans to develop a 10,204 square foot zero-depth community...; 47.31 -119.55
Family Aquatic Center: New construction of an outdoor aquatic center. Includes a 50-meter...; 47.13 -119.28
Irene Rinehart Riverfront Park: Ellensburg proposes to continue the development of its 117 acre...; 46.99 -120.57
Iron Horse, Cedar Falls to Cabin Creek: This proposal will improve and increase public access to this...; 47.44 -121.71
Iron Horse/ John Wayne - Snow Sheds: Iron Horse - Tunnel Nos. 49 and 50 and snowshed....; 47.23 -121.17
Iron Horse/ John Wayne - Three Trestles: This project provides matching funds for a federal grant to...; 47.44 -121.71
Iron Horse Trail Development: This project request is to complete railroad trestle restoration and...; 47.44 -121.71
Iron Horse - Cle Elum to Ellensburg: Project includes improving the trail surface from South Cle Elum...; 47.06 -120.69
Iron Horse - Lake Easton Trestle: In 1973, the State Parks and Recreation Commission adopted a...; 47.25 -121.2
L.T. Murray/Wenas Wildlife Area Rehab: This project will involve the restoration of shrub-steppe habitat at...; 46.87 -120.77
McElroy Property: Acquisition of the 6.8 acre McElroy property for future development...; 47.01 -120.52
Parke Creek Restoration: This project will restore up to 200 acres of degraded...; 47.04 -120.3
Pool Renovation Ph.1: This project in Grant County will begin renovation of the...; 47.23 -119.84
Rocky Ford Creek PH. 4: Acquisition of approsimately 40 acres with 1,320 feet of frontage...; 47.26 -119.46
Selah Cliffs NAP 00: This project is an expansion of the existing Selah Cliffs...; 46.71 -120.46
Selah Cliffs NAP 04: This project in Yakima County is part of a continued...; 46.71 -120.46
Selah Cliffs NAP 2006: This project in Yakima County is part of a continued...; 46.7 -120.44
Skookumchuck Watershed: The Skookumchuck Watershed proposal is a partnership between WDFW and...; 47.0 -120.32
Skookumchuck Watershed Phase 1: The Skookumchuck Watershed project in Kittitas County is a unique...; 47.05 -120.04
Southwest Park: Acquire 20 acres of land for development of a Park...; 47.23 -119.86
Teanaway Ecosystem: The Teanaway is a key watershed in the central east...; 47.36 -120.83
Teanaway Junction Access Improvements: The Teanaway Junction Access Area is located along the Yakima...; 47.17 -120.86
Upper Yakima Riparian: The Upper Yakima River Riparian Protection Project proposes to acquire...; 47.2 -121.05
Upper Yakima River Acquisitions: Acquire approximately 2,000 acres of forest and riparian habitat along...; 47.25 -121.24
Yakima River Access At Thorp: This project involves the purchase & protection of approximately 900...; 47.1 -120.7
Yakima River Canyon Access: The WDFW Yakima River Access Site at milepost 8 on...; 46.74 -120.46

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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