Since our founding in 1980, we have grown from a small group of concerned citizens into a regional leader in watershed restoration. By bridging the gap between local landowners, state agencies, and tribal partners, we ensure that every project—from large-scale culvert replacements to streamside plantings—contributes to a cohesive, long-term vision for the entire Grays Harbor Basin. Our work isn’t just about the water; it’s about preserving the natural legacy that defines our community for generations to come.

Beyond physical restoration, we are deeply committed to fostering the next generation of environmental stewards. Through hands-on student leadership programs and community-wide volunteer events, we provide the tools and education necessary for residents to take an active role in protecting their local ecosystem.