Dabob Bay Ecosystem

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Embayments

884 protected lagoons, embayments, estuaries and inlets were historically mapped in Puget Sound

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A wide range of partners have been working toward protection of Dabob Bay including the Tarboo Creek Watershed, The Natural Area includes 7,000 acres.

Notes

  • Extensive collaboration between NWI and WDNR
  • Recent project at Anderson Creek removed a developed shoreline property and restored the Anderson creek mouth.
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