WDFW Commission Meeting
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INWC September Board Meeting
The INWC board will be meeting at the council office to discuss the business operation of the INWC.
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WDFW Commission Webinar
This will be updated when the WDFW Commission makes their meeting agenda for this date public.
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INWC October Membership Meeting
Please join us as we welcome - TBD INWC Junior activity will be hosted by - TBD
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INWC October Board Meeting
The INWC board will be meeting at the council office to discuss the business operation of the INWC.
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WDFW Commission Meeting
This will be updated when the WDFW Commission makes their meeting agenda for this date public.
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Volunteer Opportunity – Birch Tree Planting
Volunteer Birch Tree Planting Project for Sharp-tailed Grouse Winter Habitat When: October 23, 2021, 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM Where: Telford Management Area, BLM Public Lands in Lincoln County, WA. *RSVP requested by Oct. 15. Volunteers are needed to: 1) Lay out and stake down weed mat on ground, 2) Use motorized hand augers to drill planting holes, 3) Plant 90 water birch trees, 4) Construct enclosures around the trees using t-posts and hog panels. Light refreshments will be provided. The project will improve riparian habitat for sharp-tailed grouse, migratory songbirds, and mule deer. Water birch (Betula occendentalis) provides critical winter habitat for sharp-tailed grouse, a state-threatened species. The project is coordinated with the Swanson Lakes Wildlife Area and will support an existing population of approximately 50 sharp-tailed grouse. The project is located on Lake Creek alongside wetlands that were restored by Ducks Unlimited in 2009. Birch trees planted in 2010 are thriving on-site, and we will add 90 more!
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INWC November Membership Meeting
Please join us as we welcome - TBD INWC Junior activity will be hosted by - TBD
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Volunteer Opportunity – Wildfire Recovery Swanson Lakes
Volunteers are needed to get 9,500 shrub-steppe plants into the ground at Swanson Lakes Wildlife Area on Saturday, Nov. 6. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) effort is part of the restoration of the area after last year’s wildfire destroyed habitat for sharp-tailed and sage grouse and other wildlife. WDFW staff will drill planting holes for volunteers to drop plants in and tamp them in place. Volunteers will meet at the area headquarters at 9 a.m. for shuttling to the planting site about a mile northeast. Planting will continue until about 3 p.m. to allow travel home before dark.
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Volunteer Opportunity – Wildfire Recovery Sagebrush Seed Collection
Volunteers will meet at Leahy Junction around 9:30. We have permission to pick through a 6,000-acre ranch very near the burned area. Volunteers will be collecting sagebrush seeds for planting in the recent fires burns. Snacks will be available but consider packing a lunch and beverage. GPS coordinates for the parking site 47.8991738, -119.4000739.
