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View of ditch as historically used to drain wetland for farming
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New bridge installed as part of project for access to west area of MCR
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Excavator beginning work on new meandering water course to replace ditching
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Jenn and Nick placing dam in for keeping fish out of ditch watercourse
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Meandered water course having filled with water overnight
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Downstream end of dam controlling fish
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Wash Dept Fish and Wildlife crew capturing fish and moving them out of ditch to be retired
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Beginning of log jam installation to enhance habitat in new water course
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Neighborhood residents
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Beaver dam near west end of MCR
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Reach where salmon spawned Fall 2013
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Water from Maple Creek making its way to N. Fork Nooksack
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No salmon present, but several dippers were
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Just another dipper
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Excavator working on logjam installation
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New bridge
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New water course with straw to limit erosion
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Former ditch now filled in
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Raptor pole
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Water flowing through new meandering course
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Remarkable water present during driest time of the year
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Looking from bridge area to where water flows down from hillside
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Excavator installing another rapture pole
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Nick describing the project and expected restoration qualities of MCR
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Another spot for WLT staff to learn about the MCR project
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Looking south at area of remaindered water
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Area near highway along Maple Creek that had berm removed and now will allow winter high water to move into wetland area more naturally