Program Documents

May 2008 Draft Puget Sound Future Scenarios Puget Sound Future Scenarios: Appendices A-I

Program Accomplishments and Milestones

2006 Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program: An overview with program accomplishments

2006 Estuary and Salmon Restoration Program Report

Response to Governor Gregoire's Five Charges for Puget Sound Recovery

Reconnaissance Study This report is a preliminary analysis to determine if there is a federal government interest in pursuing a feasibility study related to ecosystem restoration in the nearshore environments of Puget Sound.

Technical Elements Scope of Work The Technical Elements Scope of Work outlines the Nearshore Science Team's Scope of Work through the first three stages of the Puget Sound Nearshore Project. The Nearshore Science Team consists of regional experts and members of relevant scientific disciplines for the purpose of providing broad scientific guidance to the Nearshore Project.

Assessments of Estuarine and Nearshore Marine Habitat The Assessments of Estuarine and Nearshore Marine Habitat is a directory and limited analysis of 51 projects to assess estuarine and nearshore marine habitat for all or part of Puget Sound. The Puget Sound Action Team prepared this material in an effort to improve the coordination of the numerous activities being undertaken around the region.

Puget Sound Nearshore Partnership Work Plan The Puget Sound Nearshore Partnership Work Plan builds upon the Project Management Plan to lay out the steps necessary for developing a Sound-wide nearshore ecosystem restoration plan. It describes three project stages: 1. Program and Tool Development 2. Strategic Needs Assessment 3. Restoration Plan Formulation The project is currently in Stage II, anticipated to be complete in September 2007. The Work Plan is intended to be a living document, updated periodically to reflect progress and improved understanding of project tasks. The current version is a June 2004 working draft.

Project Management Plan The Nearshore Project Management Team developed the Project Management Plan to plan, define, and manage the development and delivery of the products to be completed during the feasibility phase. With clearly defined work tasks, the Project Management Plan will provide the Nearshore Project Management Team with a basis for cost and schedule control of the feasibility study, as well as allow for efficient communication.

Puget Sound Nearshore Partnership Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife P.O. Box 43145, Olympia, Washington 98504-3145 (360) 902-2222