Pierce Conservation District: Dedicated to helping Pierce County Residents since 1949
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Rene' Skaggs (Pierce Conservation District) provided an update on the programs of the PCD. The presentation linked to the June NWSP topic of Economic Viability of Natural Resources.
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2018 Nisqually Water Planning Unit Working Agreement
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This document summarizes efforts to evaluate biodiversity in the Salish Sea at the population level. It describes studying the genetic structure of populations to better understand how different populations may respond differently to environmental changes. Examples discussed include studying eelgrass and Olympia oyster populations to inform conservation efforts, and chum salmon populations to inform management. The document also describes a project using Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structures to study cryptic and understudied species diversity at different sites, finding varying numbers of species and individuals across sites. Studying population diversity is important for conservation, management and education.
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- 1. Pierce Conservation District Dedicated to helping Pierce County Residents Since 1949.
- 2. WhoWe Are The Conservation District is a non-regulatory sub- division of state government here to provide free assistance with natural resource management and protection.
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- 8. Habitat Improvement and Environmental Education Program
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