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Adding a Project to Habitat Work Schedule

Habitat Work Schedule (HWS) is the mapping and project tracking tool used by the Salmon Recovery Funding Board to share habitat protection and restoration projects with funders and the public. HWS helps Lead Entities relate proposed, current and past project achievements to salmon recovery goals. Projects with SRFB funding are automatically included in HWS. We are now working to include other project funded outside of SRFB, in order to allow better reporting on salmon recovery progress within our region. This tracking will also provide a better picture of the many funding sources that support salmon recovery. If you would like to determine if your project is already in HWS, please click on the following link to search: http://hws.ekosystem.us/search

1.What is the Project Name?(Required.)
2.What is the Project Type?(Required.)
3.What is the Project Status?(Required.)
4.When did the project begin? (skip this Q if project is conceptual)
Date / Time
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5.When did/will the project end? (skip this Q if project is conceptual)
Date / Time
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6.Please Enter the Project Funding Source(s) and Amounts, along with a Total Project Cost.(Required.)
7.Please Describe the Project in 1500 Words or Less.(Required.)
8.Please Identify the Primary & Secondary Species that Benefit from this Project
Select Primary or Secondary
Steelhead
Bull Trout
Sockeye
Spring Chinook
Summer Chinook
Fall Chinook
Coho