The document outlines habitat restoration efforts in the Nisqually region, including the restoration of 760 acres of estuary habitat and the addition of 11 engineered log jams on the Mashel River. Key activities include stream channel restoration, riparian vegetation restoration, and extensive knotweed control efforts. It also mentions the protection of specific river properties and a proposed funding request of $416,000 for ongoing salmon recovery initiatives.

1. Priority Habitat Areas

5. 760 acres of estuary habitat restored

6. 11 new engineered log jams on the Mashel

7. 11 new engineered log jams on the Mashel

9. Mashel River: Juvenile coho salmon density restoration vs. non-restoration areas Restoration project built

10. Project Phase I Elements Restore 1 mile of channelized creek Recreate meanders and add large wood in the channel Revegetate around 100 acres of riparian corridor and adjacent wetlands

11. 1 mile of stream channel restored on Ohop Creek

13. Knotweed control: 34 miles surveyed, 110 acres retreated, 97 new acres treated

14. Knotweed bending party in Ashford

15. 2.1 miles Nisqually River protected Tatrimima property

16. 2.1 miles Nisqually River protected Manke property

17. Mashel River .5 mile 30 acres protected

18. Nisqually Salmon Recovery Protected Lands Tatrimima Wilcox Flats Manke property Mashel properties

19. Salmon Recovery business 3 year workplan update process Salmon Recovery funding round this year tentatively $416,000 for Nisqually this year request from Nisqually Land Trust request to transfer knotweed project