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Harrop Island Tulameen Jura Port Mellon Coalmont Sechelt Nelson Fanny Lasqueti Choate Princeton Penticton Boswell Bay Wilson Creek Gibsons North Hope Sanca Dunsmuir Qualicum Beach Bowen Island Vancouver Copper Mountain Hedley Parksville Strait Of Georgia Laidlaw The Upper Columbia River is a special place Castlegar Ymir Tye Coquitlam Olalla The Upper with significance historically, culturally, Port Alberni Lantzville Bay Vancouver Agassiz Sirdar Nanoose Harrison Mills economically, and recreationally. Port Coquitlam Keremeos Salmo Nanaimo Gabriola Columbia Wynndel Dewdney CawstonFairview When people care about a region, they Sheep Creek Mcconnel New WestministerFraser R. Chilliwack River Project have a stake in what goes on there. Teck Langley Hatzic Trail Erickson Cominco is working to provide the public Rossland Creston Delta Abbotsford Yarrow Vedder Crossing White Rock with clear information regardingGrand the Forks health Boundary Bay of this unique environment. Lister 49˚ Ladysmith 49˚ Lynden Nitinat Chemainus Maple Falls Birch Bay Northport 31 Kootenai R. Lake 5 542 Curlew Copeland Caycuse Ganges Cowichan Maple Bay 95 542 Ross L. ColumbiaMarble R. Gordon River Can21 I eat 395 Duncan Bellingham 25 the fish? 2 Eastsound 20 Newhalem Bonners Ferry Cobble Hill Sidney Wickersham Fishing has always Clo-oose 11 been enjoyed on the Nordman Samish 9 Kettle Falls Mazama Upper Columbia20 River. Port Renfrew 20 From centuries of Okanogan R. Cordova Bay Concrete tribal salmon harvests Friday Harbor 20 Marblemount 20 Anacortes Riverside to today’s walleye and Victoria Winthrop bass tournaments, Elmira River Jordan Mount Vernon fishing remains a very Rice 20 Coolin popular activity. Are Can I swim Juan De Fuca Strait Sooke the fish safe to eat? 57 Neah Bay Shelter Bay 530 Twisp 20 in the water? Metchosin 155 112 21 Oak Harbor Stehekin Gifford 9 Oso Sunny, warm weather 20 Stanwood 530 Darrington Carlton blesses the Upper Columbia Clallam Bay Coupeville River region. Swimming, 20 Kewa waterskiing and boating 211 Newport Priest River 112 25 are popular activities. L. Pend Ozette L. 153 97 Pend Oreille R. Clark Fork Port Townsend Methow Is it as safe231 as it is fun? Oreille John Sam Lake Robe Brewster Cocolalla 200 Port Angeles Silverton L. Chelan Keller Sappho Marysville Pateros 173 Fruitland 2 41 Blyn 20 525 95 48˚ Spirit Lake 48˚ Forks 101 Everett Bayview Maxwelton 17 174 La Push Mukilteo Grand Coulee Spokane R. Leland 104 Manson Wellpinit 41 Telma Chelan 174 Franklin D. Quilcene Lynnwood Index Roosevelt L. Edmonds 203 172 Banks L. 155 Mountlake Terrace 2 Plain Hayden L. Washington Ardenvoir 231 Shoreline Inglewood 209 17 Post Falls Brinnon 3 305 Redmond Skykomish Spokane Kirkland Sammamish Entiat Waterville Can I play on Coeur d'Alene Farmer Kalaloch Seattle Leavenworth 2 97 Bellevue Coulee City the beaches? 90 Eldon Bremerton 28 Coeur Issaquah Cashmere Feeling the sand between your toes d'Alene L. North Bend 21 27 Pinehurst Burien Renton is an enjoyable part of any day on Cheney Lilliwaup 16 the Upper Columbia River. Will 904 Rockford Harrison 3 Neilton Sea-Tac 18 Wenatchee metals and other contaminants Des Moines Hyak limit the fun I have at the beach?231 Kent 23 Grisdale 97 Taholah 106 90 Plummer 101 Skokomish Federal Way 5 Saint Maries Cumberland Latah 3 Auburn 124˚ 123˚ 122˚ 121˚ 120˚ 119˚ 118˚ 117˚ Garibaldi Aspen Grove Kingsvale Silverton Kaslo Slocan L. 95 Boston Bar Kelowna Needles Fauquier Mirror Lake Powell River Westbank Brookmere Myra Blubber Bay Brackendale Edgewood Tipella Peachland Applegrove Slocan Ainsworth Hot Springs Kootenay L. 28 Squamish Okanagan L. Matlock Easton Spuzzum Comox Gillies Bay Jellicoe Crawford Bay Appledale Balfour Meachen 28 Irvines Summerland British Columbia Winlaw Crescent Bay Denman Britannia Beach Naramata Lower Landing Yale Arrow L. Harrop Tacoma Roslyn Island Tulameen Jura Port Mellon Coalmont Sechelt Nelson Shelton University Place Fanny Lasqueti Choate Princeton Penticton Boswell Bay Gibsons 164 Lester Wilson Creek Sanca North Hope Dunsmuir Qualicum Beach Enumclaw Bowen Island Vancouver Copper Mountain Hedley 17 Parksville Strait Of Georgia Laidlaw Castlegar Tye Coquitlam Olalla Ymir Cle Elum Port Alberni Lantzville Bay Vancouver Agassiz Sirdar Nanoose Harrison Mills Port Coquitlam Keremeos 90 Gabriola Salmo Wynndel 21 Nanaimo Dewdney CawstonFairview Sheep Creek Mcconnel Moses L. New WestministerFraser R. Chilliwack Trail How will we answer Langley Hatzic Rossland Erickson Delta Vedder Crossing Creston Puyallup Abbotsford Yarrow Grand Forks Boundary Bay White Rock Lister 49˚ Ladysmith 49˚ 271 Lynden Nitinat Chemainus Maple Falls Birch Bay Northport 31 Koote Lake 5 542 Curlew Copeland Tensed Caycuse Ganges nai R. 410 Cowichan 95 Maple Bay Ross L. ColumbiaMarble R. 109 542 395 Gordon River 21 Duncan Bellingham 25 2 283 Eastsound 20 Bonners Ferry Cobble Hill Sidney Wickersham Newhalem Clo-oose 11 Nordman Samish 9 20 Kettle Falls Mazama nogan R. Port Renfrew 20 these questions? Oka Cordova Bay Oakesdale Friday Harbor Concrete Marblemount Anacortes 20 Riverside 20 Lakewood Victoria Winthrop Elmira 10 River Jordan Mount Vernon Rice 20 Coolin Copalis Beach Juan De Fuca Strait Sooke 57 Fernwood Neah Bay Shelter Bay 530 Twisp 20 Metchosin 155 Copalis Crossing 112 21 Oak Harbor Stehekin Gifford 9 Oso 530 23 410 20 Darrington Carlton 108 Clallam Bay Coupeville Stanwood 20 Kewa 211 Newport Priest River 112 97 25 L. Pend Ozette L. 153 Methow Pend Oreille R. Clark Fork Port TownsendThe UpperJohn Sam Lake Columbia 231 Cocolalla Oreille Robe Brewster 200 Port Angeles Silverton L. 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North Bend 21 27 Pinehurst Burien Renton Cheney Olympia Lilliwaup 16 904 Rockford Harrison 3 Sea-Tac 18 Wenatchee Neilton Des Moines Kent Hyak 231 3 23 Grisdale 97 Taholah 106 90 Plummer 101 Skokomish Federal Way 5 Saint Maries Cumberland Latah Garfield 3 Auburn 95 Ellensburg Matlock Easton 28 course reaching from28 Lacey Tacoma Roslyn team of scientists and engineers. 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    The Place Where We Live LOOKING BACK TO LOOK FORWARD THE PLACE WHERE WE LIVE: LOOKING BACK TO LOOK FORWARD We’re all downstream. — Ecologists motto, adopted by Margaret and Jim Drescher Windhorse Farm, New Germany, Nova Scotia Cover Photo — Fishing on the Salmo River — early 1900’s. PHOTO COURTESY OF TRAIL CITY ARCHIVES INSET PHOTOS COURTESY OF BERNARINE STEDILE AND THE SALMO MUSEUM Gerry and Alice Nellestijn at Wulf Lake — September Long Weekend 1999 © The Salmo Watershed Streamkeepers Society Printed in Canada The Salmo Watershed Streamkeepers Society and the Salmo Watershed Assessment Project – Youth Team gratefully acknowledge support from Alice Nellestijn of QNB Creative Inc. for design and production. Kay Hohn brought excellent proofreading skills that were able to pull this book together without changing the flavour of individual contributions.Without their assistance our book would not be possible. This book is a direct result of the Salmo Watershed Streamkeepers Society’s (SWSS), Salmo Watershed Assessment Project also known as the “Partnership Proposal For Youth Services Canada Project:Youth Jobs With a Purpose.” SWSS activated funds to employ eight youth for the summer of 1999.This book emerged from expectations and interests from our staff and youth team.We hope you enjoy it. We are grateful for our partnership with the scientific community and Human Resources Development Canada. For SWSS and our Youth,the summer of 1999 is a year that we will all remember, thanks to you. i The Place Where We Live: Looking Back To Look Forward PREFACE In the summer of 1999, the Salmo Watershed Streamkeepers Society (SWSS) partnered with Human Resources Development Canada (HRDC) to carry out an assessment of the Salmo River Watershed.This assessment was conducted to tell us ‘what is’ the condition of the environmental habitat of our mainstem, tributaries and riparian area (the zone of influence between the land and water).