The Breazeale / Padilla Bay Interpretive Center is open to the public Wednesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We are excited to be scheduling on-site education programs for the upcoming ...

An advance mitigation site can be proposed by any public or private entity. The permittee of the advance mitigation is responsible for site development, management, performance, and protection. The ...

We ask anyone who needs a water right (new, change, or transfer) to submit a Pre-application Consultation Form and meet with us to review your water supply needs and project proposal. See the Related ...

Protecting and restoring Puget Sound is a priority for us. Our scientists and researchers developed long-term monitoring programs to track the health of Puget Sound and have been doing so since the ...

Species of salmon, steelhead, and bull trout are endangered in much of the Columbia River Basin. Our Office of Columbia River is working to enhance and protect habitat, provide fish passage, and to ...

Dog poop is more than just an icky nuisance. It’s a health risk to dogs and people, especially children. It’s full of bacteria that can make people sick. And it’s a source of water pollution. When it ...

Are you a new owner of an established site or getting ready to install new tanks at an existing or new site? Here’s what you need to know to get started and understand your responsibilities. If you ...

Rayonier mill in operation, 1990s. We are working toward a safer, cleaner waterfront and harbor in Port Angeles with the Rayonier Mill cleanup. It is one of several cleanup projects near Port Angeles ...

Why do I need a wetland professional? Wetland professionals are generally hired by landowners or developers who want to do something on their property that may affect a wetland. In addition, many ...

Drips can end up in the water when fuel drips off the nozzle, splashes out of the tank, or discharges out of the vent from over-filling or expansion. Small spills add up to big problems. Even after ...

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) receives federal funding to support efforts to protect and restore Puget Sound. Most of the funds are used for financial assistance to state, local, and ...

A federal or state legal standard outside the immediate purview of the Model Toxics Control Act that must be met (applicable) or should be met (relevant and appropriate) when cleaning up a site. An ...