23rd — Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition

Blakely Harbor Park is a popular destination for day time boaters, kayakers, beach enthusiasts, walkers and about 3,000 students annually participating in Puget Sound's regional environmental learning seminars at IslandWood located adjacent to this park.

23rd Legislative District

North Kitsap County, Bainbridge, Poulsbo and Port Orchard

Projects Funded

Angle Lake Park, Phase I - SeaTac Parks & Rec Dept - $300,000

Battle Point Park Development - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $154,325

Blakely Harbor Park (WA) - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $701,500

Blakely Harbor Project, Phase 1 - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $89,331

Buck Lake County Park Extension - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $288,900

Carpenter Creek - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $144,662

Clear Creek Trail - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $133,223

Gazzam Lake - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $1,225,000

Gazzam Lake 2 - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $500,000

Gazzam Lake, Phase 2 - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $500,000

Gazzam Lake, Phase 3 - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $551,178

Hansville Greenway Phase 2 - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $582,099

Indianola Waterfront - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $242,057

Indianola/Suquamish Recreation Facility - County of Kitsap - $86,378

Island Lake Park West (Dev) - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $151,378

Joel Pritchard Park - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $500,000

Kingston Village Green - County of Kitsap - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $328,233

Lost Continent of Illahee Watershed - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $861,050

Mandus Olson/Miller Road Forest - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $1,000,000

Martha John Creek Project - Kitsap Conservation District - $44,024

Meigs Farm Wetland - Bainbridge Island Park Dist - $325,000

Miller Lake Acquisition - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $1,075,000

Nelson Property - Poulsbo/N Kitsap Parks & Rec - $208,303

North Kitsap Heritage Park - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $493,025

Old Mill Site - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $244,016

Old Mill Site Acquisition - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $245,130

Oyster Plant Park - Pier Restoration - City of Poulsbo - $56,487

Point No Point Access - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $882,439

Silverdale/Clear Creek Wetlands - Kitsap County Parks and Rec - $447,949

Battle Point Park Development: Battle Point Park is the largest regional park on Bainbridge...; 47.67 -122.58
Blakely Harbor Park (WA): The Bainbridge Island Park District is seeking to purchase 10...; 47.6 -122.52
Blakely Harbor Project, Phase 1: Blakely Harbor Park is a popular destination for day time...; 47.6 -122.52
Buck Lake County Park Extension: Located at the northern tip of the Kitsap Peninsula near...; 47.91 -122.56
Carpenter Creek: The Carpenter Creek Salt Marsh acquisition is located near the...; 47.8 -122.51
Clear Creek Trail: The Clear Creek Trail is the first major public trail...; 47.66 -122.68
Gazzam Lake: This 243 acre acquisition in Kitsap county includes woodlands, a...; 47.61 -122.56
Gazzam Lake, Phase 2: This 75 acre acquisition of woodlands lies south of Gazzam...; 47.61 -122.56
Gazzam Lake, Phase 3: The Gazzam II purchase on Bainbridge Island in Kitsap County...; 47.63 -122.57
Hansville Greenway Phase 2: This project will acquire 225 acres of land, providing for...; 47.9 -122.56
Angle Lake Park, Phase I: This project will include removal of the 44 year old...; 47.43 -122.29
Indianola/Suquamish Recreation Facility: A community park developed through the efforts of the Indianola...; 47.76 -122.54
Indianola Waterfront: Project will provide much needed beach access and preservation of...; 47.75 -122.54
Island Lake Park West (Dev): Development of nine acres of the 23 acre Island Lake...; 47.69 -122.66
Joel Pritchard Park: Acquisition of this 21-acre parcel in Kitsap County will fulfill...; 47.62 -122.51
Kingston Village Green: The future Kingston Village Green Park is located in downtown...; 47.8 -122.5
Lost Continent of Illahee Watershed: Acquisition of land and conservation easements on 229 acres of...; 47.61 -122.61
Mandus Olson/Miller Road Forest: Acquisition of 280 acres of second-growth forest for preserving open...; 47.66 -122.57
Martha John Creek Project: The objective of the project is to acquire conservation easements...; 47.82 -122.56
Meigs Farm Wetland: Acquisition of 67 acres of wetlands and wildlife habitat in...; 47.66 -122.53
Nelson Property: To acquire 6.8 acres of waterfront property for the first...; 47.74 -122.65
North Kitsap Heritage Park: In its 2000 Park, Recreation and Open Space Plan, Kitsap...; 47.78 -122.54
Old Mill Site: The acquisition of 6.62 acres of shoreline property on Dyes...; 47.65 -122.69
Old Mill Site Acquisition: Acquisition of the Old Mill Site, which is comprised of...; 47.65 -122.69
Oyster Plant Park - Pier Restoration: This project covers the final phase of the Oyster Plant...; 47.73 -122.64
Point No Point Access: The objectives of the project are to provide improved and...; 47.91 -122.53
Silverdale/Clear Creek Wetlands: Acquisition is approximately 25 acres of freshwater wetlands along Clear...; 47.67 -122.69

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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