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Washington homeowner is fined $250,000 for illegally building concrete BULKHEAD in front of waterfront mansions that s threatened protected salmon and Orcas

But a judge has ruled that Philip Bailey will be allowed to keep the 570 square foot defense barrier at the back of one because removing it would cause even more damage to the wildlife.

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Perfect storm of factors during heat wave resulted in shellfish death

Shellfish in the region experienced a mortality event after the excessive heat a year ago.

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KUOW - Extreme heat wave cooked acres of shellfish, spared others, study finds

KUOW - Extreme heat wave cooked acres of shellfish, spared others, study finds
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KUOW - Extreme heat wave cooked acres of shellfish, spared others, study finds

Saving salmon: How a tribe, governments and nonprofits came together to rescue an estuary

The Skokomish estuary was a far cry from its natural self in 2007, when the Skokomish Tribe began work to return the land to its natural use. More than a decade later, roads, culverts and dams have been removed, and salmon habitat is returning.

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