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Surface Water Management Division

Allen/Quilceda Watershed Action (AQWA) Team

 

The AQWA Team is a group of local government staff and citizens working together to implement the Quilceda/Allen Watershed Management Plan and to improve the overall health of both Quilceda and Allen Creeks through positive actions for the environment. 

Upcoming Events

 

2012 Earth Day Celebration

Saturday, April 14th, 10:00am-2pm
Qwuloolt Estuary Restoration Site, Harborview Park
4700 60th St. NE, Marysville, WA 98270
Earth Day Celebration flyer

The Allen/Quilceda Watershed Action Team invites you and the whole family to come be a part of the celebration and learn about what makes a healthy watershed! The first 200 participants get a free Earth Day 2012 t-shirt to stamp as they explore the many booths. For a truly hands-on experience, instructors will be there to guide volunteers in a real life restoration project on Allen Creek where you can help spread mulch, remove invasive plants, and even plant a native tree or shrub! This event is free for all ages but registration is encouraged for groups and those that want to participate in the restoration project.

For more information and to register, call Stephanie Leeper, Sound Salmon Solutions, at (425) 328-9205 or email stephanie@soundsalmonsolutions.org.

 

Highlights of the AQWA Team's Work

Creation of a permanent outdoor environmental learning center along Jones Creek, a tributary of Lower Allen Creek. This project is a partnership between the AQWA Team, Marysville School District and the Allen Creek Elementary School.

The AQWA Team purchased water quality monitoring kits to loan out to watershed teachers. (Marysville)

Distribution of Low Impact Development educational exhibits to the planning/permit departments of all the jurisdictions. (SWM) 

Restoration of streamside habitat. (SWM, SCD, Marysville, Task Force, The Tulalip Tribes)

Water quality sampling. (Ecology, SWM, SCD, Arlington, The Tulalip Tribes)

 

2008 Watershed Accomplishments

2007 Watershed Accomplishments

2006 Watershed Accomplishments

2005 Watershed Accomplishments

2004 Watershed Accomplishments

2003 Watershed Accomplishments

 

Meeting Dates and Times

The team meetings are open to the public and are held the first Thursday of every other month at the Marysville Public Works office at 80 Columbia Avenue from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m.  Contact the Chair (below) to confirm date and time before attending as meeting time occasionally varies.

 

Committee Members 

Cindy Flint, Snohomish Conservation District - Chair

Sarah Nelson, Stilly-Snohomish Fisheries Enhancement Task Force

Adam Benton, City of Marysville

Brook Heichel, City of Marysville

Kari Chennault, City of Marysville

Ryan Williams, Snohomish Conservation District

Bill Blake, City of Arlington

Mike Wolanek, City of Arlington

Ralph Svrjcek, Washington Department of Ecology

Harvey Eastman, The Tulalip Tribes

Allison Warner, The Tulalip Tribes

Jennifer Adams, Adopt-A-Stream Foundation

Steve Malmstead, Marysville School District

Bob Banks, Evergreen Fly Fishing Club

Peggy Walsh, Resident

 

 

Contact

Cindy Flint, AQWA Team Chair, Snohomish Conservation District, 425-335-5634 ext.119

 

 

 

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