Lower Skykomish Habitat Conservation Group / Washington State Operating Budget Total Budgeted Funds / Legislative Judicial Governmental Operations Human Services Natural Resources / Recreation Other Natural Resources / Columbia River Gorge Nat Resources Natural Resources / Other Natural Resources / Puget / Operations Human Services Natural Resources / /
water law compliance / forest management / bioaccumulative toxic chemicals / radar technology / Internet technology / state law / toxic chemicals / tug services / toxic chemical studies / chemical-specific action / oil spill / purchase additional equipment / agricultural products / chemical specific action plans / oil spill prevention account / water measuring devices / road systems / safety tug services / radar technologies / transfer applications / /
NaturalFeature
Neah Bay / Willapa Bay / Skykomish River / /
Organization
Agricultural Fairs and Youth Shows Chapter / National Marine Fisheries Service / federal government / Department of Agriculture / Salmon Recovery Funding Board / Department of Fish and Wildlife / Forest Practices Board / Federal Energy Regulatory Commission / U.S. Coast Guard / Dept of Agriculture / Department of Natural Resources / State Parks and Recreation Commission / General Fund / Department of Health / U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / Interagency Committee for Outdoor Recreation / Columbia River Gorge Commission / Fair Fund / Department of Ecology / Environmental Protection Agency / Conservation Commission / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / Expenditure Authority / SRF Board / /
Person
Salmon License Buy-back / /
Position
Attorney / Governor / increased Attorneys General / /
Product
Waste Liability / orchards / waste facilities / /
ProvinceOrState
Oregon / Washington / /
Region
eastern Washington / /
Technology
radar technologies / ESA / Internet technology / radar technology / /
Natural Resources SALMON AND WATER Since 1991, the National Marine Fisheries Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have added 15 populations of salmon and trout to the endangered species list, covering three-quarte