14th — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Protected with WWRP funds, the Tieton River Canyon is popular for hiking, bird watching, hunting, fishing, and camping.

14th Legislative District

Yakima

Projects Funded

Chesterley Park Expansion - Yakima Parks & Recreation - $266,000

Cowiche Watershed - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $1,349,418

Cowiche Watershed - Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $607,494

Cowiche/Tieton Watershed Phase 3 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $607,302

Greenway Pathway South - Yakima County Parks & Rec - $108,552

Kiwanis Park Acquisition - Yakima Parks & Recreation - $120,000

Kiwanis Park Acquisition Phase 2 - Yakima Parks & Recreation - $489,130

McGuinness Park - Yakima Parks & Recreation - $50,000

Oak Flats - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $250,000

Selah Pool Bathhouse Renov. - Selah Parks & Rec Dept - $82,366

Tieton River Canyon - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,548,980

Tieton River Canyon - Phase 2 - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $2,806,650

Upper Kiwanis Park Redevelopment/Phase 1 - City of Yakima - $500,000

West Valley Community Park, Phase 2 - Yakima County Parks & Rec - $166,539

William O. Douglas Trail Connections - City of Yakima - $796,883

Chesterley Park Expansion: The Chesterly Park Expansion project includes development of two soccer...; 46.62 -120.56
Cowiche/Tieton Watershed Phase 3: Cowiche/Tieton Watershed Phase III will protect approximately 5705 acres of...; 46.68 -120.88
Cowiche Watershed: The Cowiche Watershed project objectives are to preserve listed priority...; 46.66 -120.83
Cowiche Watershed - Phase 2: The Cowiche Watershed Phase 2 project in Yakima County seeks...; 46.63 -120.87
Greenway Pathway South: Extends the existing 4.6 mile Yakima Greenway Trail an additional...; 46.57 -120.46
Kiwanis Park Acquisition: Kiwanis Park Acquisition project is for the purchase of 2.76...; 46.6 -120.48
Kiwanis Park Acquisition Phase 2: Kiwanis Park Acquisition project is for the purchase of 8.19...; 46.6 -120.48
McGuinness Park: This project will continue development of a new park in...; 46.61 -120.53
Oak Flats: The Department of Fish and Wildlife will use this grant...; 46.75 -120.8
Selah Pool Bathhouse Renov.: Renovation of the Selah Pool Bathhouse to extend the life...; 46.65 -120.53
Tieton River Canyon: This project will acquire 1,920 acres of land in the...; 46.7 -120.89
Tieton River Canyon - Phase 2: The Tieton River Canyon project In Yakima County seeks to...; 46.7 -120.94
West Valley Community Park, Phase 2: Develop 9.2 acres in an existing 26.2 acre park to...; 46.58 -120.61
William O. Douglas Trail Connections: The William O. Douglas Trail is a 75-mi. trail that...; 46.63 -120.52
Upper Kiwanis Park Redevelopment/Phase 1: The Upper Kiwanis Park Redevelopment Project/Phase 1 is step two...; 46.6 -120.49

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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