Volunteer Tree Planting
Jamestown S'Klallam Tribe
Dungeness River
Saturday, January 5, 10-1p.m.
Volunteer Tree Planting
North Olympic Land Trust
Siebert Creek
Saturday, January 26, 10-1 p.m.
Click here to view the NOSC events calendar to learn more.
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You can make a significant local impact today! The Salmon Coalition and more than 30 other local nonprofit organizations have unified under Olympic Peninsula Nonprofit Alliance (OPNA), and are fundraising together. We have joined this global movement as a way to improve the community where we live.
Click here to give to the Salmon Coalition through Olympic Peninsula Nonprofit Alliance (OPNA).
on November 27th will be MATCHED up to $10,000 and will support local habitat restoration and outdoor education.
We are grateful for for your giving spirit!
A Taste of Wild Salmon
We've heard rave reviews from 7th Grade Real Learning, Real Work students about the sauce drizzled on this wild salmon. Photo by Charles Espey.
Real Learning, Real Work
students getting outside and enjoying a taste of wild salmon prepared by local chef, Arran Stark. Spice up the holidays with the delicious lemon butter sauce he used on the salmon. Click
here
to view the recipe.
New Salmon Coalition Puzzle!
As you begin your holiday shopping, keep in mind that the Salmon Coalition has a new puzzle!
The Salmon Coalition's new puzzle. Photo and art by Larry Eifert.
Artist Larry Eifert combined three different paintings to create this challenging 500-piece jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle paints a picture of the restoration actions in the Lower Discovery Bay Estuary. Get yours today and enjoy putting the pieces together while supporting future salmon habitat restoration projects.
If you'd like a puzzle, contact Nicole at nohara@nosc.org
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Volunteers recording chum data on Chimacum Creek. Photo by Charles Espey.
Thank you to all of our 2018 chum surveyor volunteers!! Collectively you counted and recorded
656 live fish and
518 dead fish
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Scale samples were collected from 223 fish. Great work!
A few highlights from the season include a bobcat sighting in the mid-section, half a dozen coho counted, and meeting many new friends!
We hope you had a great experience and will come back next summer and continue to volunteer throughout the year.
Spotlight: Olympic Peninsula Nonprofit Alliance
Representatives of OPNA and #ClallamGives at Commissioners Meeting.
Photo by Michelle Ostroot.
The Olympic Peninsula Nonprofit Alliance (OPNA) was formed in 2012 to develop a local Leadership Conference. The alliance has been strengthening the Clallam County nonprofit sector ever since , and just recently developed the first
#ClallamGives
Campaign for
#GivingTuesday 2018
of which the North Olympic Salmon Coalition is included.
On the Olympic Peninsula, nonprofits are vital to our way of life. In Clallam County, nearly 300 nonprofit organizations are actively working to strengthen our community. Together we are building a community safety net, educating our children, protecting the environment, adding beauty and art to our lives, and much more.
Give today to support the Salmon Coalition and OPNA nonprofit organizations
here
. All gifts given today will be matched up to $10,000!
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Base funding for the RFEG program comes from a grant from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service's Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program, a portion of state commercial and recreational fishing license fees, and excess egg and carcass sales administered by the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
If you have questions or comments about anything in our newsletter, please don't hesitate to contact us.
outreach@nosc.org
360.379.8051
www.nosc.org
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