18th — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

The Lewis River Greenway connects to the Clark County-owned Lewis and Clark railroad right-of-way, forming a continuous scenic greenway along the Lewis River.

18th Legislative District

Cowlitz and Clark Counties

Proposed Projects

Chelatchie Prairie Rail-with-Trail (Phase 1) - Clark County Parks Dept - $951,361

This project will develop a shared-use, 2.7-mile segment of the...

Fallen Leaf Lake Park - City of Camas - $1,000,000

This project will acquire 55 acres of shoreline, forested uplands,...

Hathaway Park Drift Boat Launch Replacement - City of Washougal - $31,920

Generated from polls for the 2006 Washougal Parks Comprehensive Plan,...

Lacamas Prairie Natural Area 2008 - Dept of Natural Resources - $3,540,022

Located northeast of Vancouver, in the Puget Trough/Willamette Valley ecoregion,...

Merrill Lake NRCA (Development) 2008 - Dept of Natural Resources - $152,000

This project will involve the construction of a one mile...

Mt St Helens, Hoffstadt Creek - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $185,706

This project is located on the North Fork Toutle River...

Mud Lake/Lewis River - County of Clark - $536,140

This project will acquire 341 acres of shoreline, wetlands, riparian...

Steamboat Landing Improvements - City of Washougal - $249,584

The Steamboat Landing Improvement project offers a valuable service not...

Projects Funded

Camas Pool Renovation - Camas Parks & Rec Dept - $95,778

Camp Currie - Clark County Parks Dept - $500,000

Camp Currie Phase 2 - Clark County Parks Dept - $500,000

Captain William Clark Park - Clark County Parks Dept - $854,800

Columbia River State Park - State Parks - $927,607

East Fork Lewis Riparian Habitat - Clark County Parks Dept - Clark County Parks Dept - $509,115

Fairgrounds Community Park - Phase 1 - Vancouver Parks & Rec Dept - Vancouver Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Felida Park - Vancouver Parks & Rec Dept - $258,871

Haapa Park - Clark County Parks Dept - $204,870

La Center Community Park, Ph. 1 - City of La Center - $55,000

La Center Community Park, Ph. 2 - City of La Center - $106,972

Lacamas Heritage Trail - Clark County Parks Dept - $546,825

Lacamas Lake Shoreline - Clark County Parks Dept - Clark County Parks Dept - $391,695

Lacamas Prairie Natural Area 2006 - Dept of Natural Resources - Dept of Natural Resources - $1,315,755

Lacamas Watershed Mitigation Bank - City of Camas - City of Camas - $522,815

Lewis River Access - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $123,155

Lewis River Greenway - 1992 - Clark County Parks Dept - $394,000

Lewis River Greenway - 1995 - Clark County Parks Dept - $336,350

Lewis River Greenway - 1996 - Clark County Parks Dept - $893,790

Lewis River Greenway - 1992 - Clark County Parks Dept - $394,000

Lewis River Greenway - 1995 - Clark County Parks Dept - $336,350

Lewis River Greenway - 1996 - Clark County Parks Dept - $893,790

Lewis River Lowlands - Clark County Parks Dept - $1,008,333

Lewis River Tr. (Bells Mountain Trail) - Clark County Parks Dept - $946,737

Lewis River Trail - Clark County Parks Dept - $838,235

Lucia Falls - Clark County Parks Dept - $510,812

Mt St Helens/Toutle River Enhancement - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - Dept of Fish & Wildlife - $388,387

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

Salmon Creek Park Development - Clark County Parks Dept - $277,866

Salmon Creek Trail - Clark County Parks Dept - $368,259

The Oaks - City of Battle Ground - $410,985

Washougal Oaks NAP/NRCA 02 - Dept of Natural Resources - $2,432,193

Washougal River Trail - Camas Segment - City of Camas - City of Camas - $898,784

Whipple Creek - Clark County Parks Dept - $396,584

Whipple Creek 04 - Clark County Parks Dept - $1,020,920

Whipple Creek 97 - Clark County Parks Dept - $396,584

Wineberg Community Park - Clark County Parks Dept - $260,324

Camas Pool Renovation: The Camas Pool, which is the only publicly owned outdoor...; 45.59 -122.41
Camp Currie: This project involves the acquisition of 85 acres at the...; 45.63 -122.44
Camp Currie Phase 2: This project involves the phase 2 acquisition of Camp Currie...; 45.63 -122.44
Captain William Clark Park: This project will develop the only regional waterfront park on...; 45.56 -122.34
Chelatchie Prairie Rail-with-Trail (Phase 1): This project will develop a shared-use, 2.7-mile segment of the...; 45.81 -122.49
Columbia River State Park: Acquisition of approximately 45 acres in three separate private ownerships...; 45.56 -122.33
East Fork Lewis Riparian Habitat: This project will acquire 52 acres of shoreline, riparian, and...; 45.83 -122.63
Fairgrounds Community Park - Phase 1: This project involves phase 1 development of an 88-acre community...; 45.74 -122.68
Felida Park: This project involves the development of a 14-acre community park...; 45.71 -122.71
Haapa Park: This project involves the phase 2 acquisition and development of...; 45.94 -122.64
Hathaway Park Drift Boat Launch Replacement: Generated from polls for the 2006 Washougal Parks Comprehensive Plan,...; 45.58 -122.34
La Center Community Park, Ph. 1: Development of a portion of a 12 acre community park...; 45.86 -122.66
La Center Community Park, Ph. 2: Development of a portion of a 12 acre community park...; 45.86 -122.66
Lacamas Heritage Trail: This project involves the acquisition and development of a 2...; 45.6 -122.41
Lacamas Lake Shoreline: This project will acquire 67.5 acres of high-quality shoreline, riparian,...; 45.61 -122.41
Lacamas Prairie Natural Area 2006: Located north of Vancouver, in the Puget Trough/Willamette Valley ecoregion,...; 45.64 -122.46
Lacamas Watershed Mitigation Bank: This project will establish a riparian mitigation bank in the...; 45.69 -122.49
Lewis River Access: Acquisition of 50 acres on the north and east forks...; 45.87 -122.72
Lewis River Greenway - 1992: The project site is adjacent to 333 acre Moulton Falls...; 45.84 -122.43
Lewis River Greenway - 1995: This 40 acre acquisition project is located on the east...; 45.84 -122.43
Lewis River Greenway - 1996: This 166 acre acquisition includes 9.900 lineal fet of shoreline...; 45.84 -122.43
Lewis River Lowlands: Acquisition and conservation easement of 756 acres of high-priority shorelines,...; 45.85 -122.66
Lewis River Tr. (Bells Mountain Trail): Acquisition and development of a 12 miles, multipurpose trail system...; 45.83 -122.4
Lewis River Trail: This project involves the acquisition of a 1.7 mile (77...; 45.83 -122.4
Lucia Falls: This project involves the acquisition of 24.25 acres of forested...; 45.84 -122.45
Merrill Lake NRCA (Development) 2008: This project will involve the construction of a one mile...; 46.09 -122.32
Mt St Helens, Hoffstadt Creek: This project is located on the North Fork Toutle River...; 46.31 -122.44
Mt St Helens/Toutle River Enhancement: This project is located on the North Fork Toutle River...; 46.3 -122.43
Multi-Site Development 93: The project involves the development of eight water access sites....; 47.62 -122.36
Salmon Creek Park Development: This project will provide a variety of new recreation facilities...; 45.71 -122.66
Salmon Creek Trail: Within Clark County's 700 acre Salmon Creek Greenway, located three...; 45.71 -122.66
Steamboat Landing Improvements: The Steamboat Landing Improvement project offers a valuable service not...; 45.58 -122.36
The Oaks: This project involves acquisition of 13.4 acres in south-central Battle...; 45.77 -122.55
Washougal Oaks NAP/NRCA 02: This proposal is for acquisition of privately owned properties located...; 45.56 -122.27
Washougal River Trail - Camas Segment: This project will develop a shared-use regional trail located in...; 45.59 -122.38
Whipple Creek 04: This project involves the acquisition of 40 acres of shoreline,...; 45.74 -122.69
Whipple Creek 97: This 40.45 acre acquisition lies adjacent to 234 acre Whipple...; 45.72 -122.69
Wineberg Community Park: Acquisition of 50 acres for a community park site located...; 45.74 -122.66

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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