Snoqualmie Fish, Farm & Flood Initiative
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The 2012 King County Comprehensive Plan directed the Department of Natural Resources and Parks to create a collaborative, grass-roots effort to determine how to move forward toward achieving the goals of these sometimes competing priorities. In 2017, The Fish, Farm and Flood (FFF) Advisory Committee transmitted a set of recommended actions to the County Executive and Council and the FFF Implementation Oversight Committee (IOC) was created to ensure balanced implementation of those actions. Although the IOC works collaboratively to advance shared priorities, members representing each sector are led by an IOC co-chair.
https://kingcounty.gov/services/environment/watersheds/snoqualmie-skykomish/fish-farms-flooding.aspx
Notes
- This effort has some overlap in actors with the Snohomish Sustainable Lands Strategy.
- From 2018-19 A Riparian Buffer Task Force met - https://kingcounty.gov/services/environment/watersheds/snoqualmie-skykomish/fish-farms-flooding/buffer-task-force.aspx
- Kubo et al 2019 provided a variable buffer width assessment to support best available science.
- leDoux & Kubo 2020 presents the final report of the riparian buffer task force.
