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Projects
PSRF works throughout the Puget Sound. Click on the points on the map below to learn more about each specific project:
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PSRF pursues a diverse portfolio of projects located throughout Puget Sound. As a project-based, results-oriented organization we look for opportunities in every community to restore real resources that people can see, use and enjoy. PSRF maintains a tight focus on identifying priority projects, mobilizing resources from diverse sources and getting projects done. Much of the satisfaction from this on-the-ground work comes from interesting collaborations with tideland owners, scientists, tribes, businesses, governments and community organizations.
- Helped restore 240 acres in Henderson Inlet to Approved shellfish harvesting
- Enhanced 4.5 acres of native oyster habitat
- Developed genetic protocols to produce restoration-grade native shellfish seed
- Hit the ground running with PSRF's third community shellfish farm
- Provided free mobile pump-out service in Port Madison to reduce waste from boating activities
- Hosted tideland tours for hundreds of people to support marine resource recovery
- Hosted the 3rd West Coast Native Oyster Restoration Workshop
- Completed a pilot kelp recovery project to test collection and transplant techniques
- Completed Year 2 of ocean acidification monitoring in Totten Inlet and Dabob Bay
- Continued to drive abalone recovery by rearing abalone slated for outplant in 2011
