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Camano Main

Camano Island

Camano Island is a unique and beautiful place. Like many other islands in the Puget Sound, water quality and quantity can be adversely affected by expanding populations - of both people and livestock.

If you would like assistance, and you live on Camano, these District staff people can assist you:

For farm and rural living issues, call the office at 425-335-5634.

For habitat restoration, CREP, and wetland/stream issues, call Ryan Williams at 425-335-5634, ext 116.

Mapping

Map of Marine Resources in Island County

There is a now a web-based interactive map of marine resources for Island County!

Location: (http://www.cob.org/soundiq/website/index.html).

You can view intertidal & subtidal habitats, shore types, marine animal distributions, & much more with the click of a mouse. You can zoom in or out, or measure distances & areas by single-clicking on the toolbar above the map.

Detailed information about a location can be obtained by drawing a rectangle (use "Select Extent" tool) or a polygon ("Select Polygon" tool) around the area of interest - a Beach Report opens with a list of Points of Interest.

Sources of data associated with each Point of Interest, such as MRC research reports or WSU Extension’s "Getting to the Water's Edge", can be accessed by clicking on the link. This is the initial phase of the website, with updates & more data to be added in the coming year.

The website is sponsored by the Island County Marine Resources Committee & the Northwest Straits

Commission, with substantial assistance by Island County's Planning, Public Works, & Health departments, Island County's Shoreline Master Plan update, & Island County WSU Extension.

State Parks

Cama Beach State Park

The New Cama Beach State Park opened in 2008. Check it out here.

Camano Island State Park

Backyard Wildlife Habitat

Camano Island is a certified Backyard Wildlife Habitat through the National Wildlife Foundation. If you're interested in creating your own backyard haven for wildlife, and lessoning your impact on the environment, check out these six colorful tip sheets at the Wildlife Federation website here.

Resources

Island County Home Page

The Crab Cracker - for news and events

CamanoCommunity.net - for news and events

WSU Beachwatchers

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	You are here: Home › Camano Island Document Actions Camano Main Camano Island Camano Island is a unique and beautiful place. Like many other islands in the Puget Sound, water quality and quantity can be adversely affected by expanding populations - of both people and livestock. If you would like assistance, and you live on Camano, these District staff people can assist you: For farm and rural living issues, call the office at 425-335-5634. For habitat restoration, CREP, and wetland/stream issues, call Ryan Williams at 425-335-5634, ext 116. Mapping Map of Marine Resources in Island County There is a now a web-based interactive map of marine resources for Island County! Location: (http://www.cob.org/soundiq/website/index.html). You can view intertidal & subtidal habitats, shore types, marine animal distributions, & much more with the click of a mouse. You can zoom in or out, or measure distances & areas by single-clicking on the toolbar above the map. Detailed information about a location can be obtained by drawing a rectangle (use "Select Extent" tool) or a polygon ("Select Polygon" tool) around the area of interest - a Beach Report opens with a list of Points of Interest. Sources of data associated with each Point of Interest, such as MRC research reports or WSU Extension’s "Getting to the Water's Edge", can be accessed by clicking on the link. This is the initial phase of the website, with updates & more data to be added in the coming year. The website is sponsored by the Island County Marine Resources Committee & the Northwest Straits Commission, with substantial assistance by Island County's Planning, Public Works, & Health departments, Island County's Shoreline Master Plan update, & Island County WSU Extension. State Parks Cama Beach State Park The New Cama Beach State Park opened in 2008. Check it out here. Camano Island State Park Backyard Wildlife Habitat Camano Island is a certified Backyard Wildlife Habitat through the National Wildlife Foundation. If you're interested in creating your own backyard haven for wildlife, and lessoning your impact on the environment, check out these six colorful tip sheets at the Wildlife Federation website here. Resources Island County Home Page The Crab Cracker - for news and events CamanoCommunity.net - for news and events WSU Beachwatchers	Upcoming Events Conservation Plant Sale Evergreen Fairgrounds, Monroe, Mar 02, 2012 Rain Water Tour Map will be sent to registrants-Everett area, Mar 10, 2012 Open House and Awards Legion Hall, Evertt, Mar 22, 2012 Upcoming events… News February 8th last day to order plants Feb 02, 2012 More news…

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