Salmon Recovery Technical & Citizens Committee

The Salmon Recovery Technical & Citizens Committee (SRTCC) meets on the third Wednesday of each month. The work focus area is within the Water Resources Inventory Area (WRIA) 6.

*Please contact our lead entity if you are interested in joining this committee. 

SRTCC's Role

• Prioritize, rank, and identify salmon recovery projects based on biological, social, and economic criteria.
• Identify and cultivate potential project sponsors and partners.
• Provide technical assistance and support to project sponsors in project development, budget development, partnership building, and grant writing.
• Develop revisions to the Salmon Recovery Plan.
• Track results and ensure they are on schedule and achieving the improvements for salmon are consistent with the community’s interests and the goals and objectives of the Salmon Recovery Plan.
• Provide a clearing-house for salmon-related organizations and facilitate a comprehensive, integrated approach to salmon-recovery activities.
• Seek and promote funding to protect and restore the habitat for Puget Sound salmon.
• Encourage continued scientific research to better understand ecosystem processes and functions that affect salmon recovery in WRIA 6.
• Develop and support public outreach programs that educate and inform the public about salmon-supporting ecosystem processes and habitats.

SRTCC Members

• Citizens and Landowners
• Tulalip Tribe
• Skagit River System Cooperative
• Stillaguamish Tribe
• Island County staff
• Whidbey and Snohomish Conservation Districts
• Island County Marine Resources Committee
• Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife
• Whidbey Watershed Stewards
• Whidbey Camano Land Trust
• Sound Water Stewards
• Swinomish Tribe
• Council of Governments

SRTCC Meeting Agendas and Minutes