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TUALCO VALLEY CONNECTIVITY



The Tualco Valley lies at the heart of the Snohomish River Basin, where the
Skykomish and Snoqualmie Rivers meet to form the Snohomish River. Haskell and
Riley Sloughs flow through the Tualco Valley. They have provided critical salmon
habitat along with irrigation for abundant agriculture. However, both sloughs
have degraded, harming salmon habitat, streamflow, and drainage. There are also
aging and damaged levees in the valley that are a flood risk and harm salmon
habitat. Tulalip and project partners will work with Tualco Valley landowners
and stakeholders to understand community needs. The goal is to design project
alternatives that simultaneously enhance environmental, agricultural, and flood
resiliency to make the valley better for people and our iconic salmon species.




PROJECT GOALS:

 * Restore salmon access to over 10.5 miles of critical habitat in Haskell and
   Riley Sloughs
 * Enhance agricultural resilience
 * Enhance streamflow and floodplain connectivity
 * Maintain or reduce flood risk


PROJECT OBJECTIVES:

 * Talk to and learn from Tualco Valley landowners and stakeholders
 * Collect flow, infrastructure, biological and topographic data to understand
   current conditions
 * Use this information to determine enhancement options and collaborate on
   designs


POTENTIAL LONG-TERM PROJECT ACTIONS:

 * Enhance stream crossing infrastructure on Haskell and Riley Sloughs
 * Enhance existing levees for habitat, agriculture, and flood resiliency
 * Enhance flow and drainage in Haskell and Riley Sloughs
 * Enhance stream and adjacent forest habitat


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 * BRETT SHATTUCK
   
   Restoration, Acquisition and Stewardship Program Manager


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