Action Agenda for Puget Sound

Welcome to the new Action Agenda Tracker!

This site is under construction. Any content presented is example content only. Please check back in March as we start to populate the site with 2018 Action Agenda content. The site will go live in April 2019.

This project tracker is meant to allow implementers, funders, decisionmakers, and the public to track Puget Sound recovery actions. The tracker also helps us tell stories about the important work and significant accomplishments of the broad community of organizations and individuals dedicated to Puget Sound recovery.

The actions in this tracker are all included in the Action Agenda for Puget Sound. The Action Agenda is a regional plan that is developed through the collaborative work of government agencies, tribes, and other organizations committed to improving the health and resilience of the Puget Sound ecosystem. The Action Agenda for Puget Sound outlines strategies and priority actions to improve the health of human communities, species and habitats, and the quality and quantity of water resources.

Have Questions?

For questions about the Action Agenda, please contact Don Gourlie at don.gourlie@psp.wa.gov.

For questions about the Action Agenda Tracker online tool, please contact Jen Burke at jennifer.burke@psp.wa.gov.

Near Term Action Map

Click on the map for a full screen view of all 2018 NTAs.

Stage

Featured Near Term Actions

2018- 0552 Floodplains by Design: Accelerating multi-benefit actions at the local level.

Regional Priority Approach	Collaborative, multi-benefit groups develop a plan that prioritizes locations to restore or…
Organizations	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, University of Washington, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
Stage	Planning/Design
Duration	2020 - 2022

Conflicting interests in floodplains often slow progress toward Puget Sound recovery. This NTA will link local watershed needs with solutions that remove barriers, accelerate actions and lower costs through an integrated technical team that supports multi-benefit planning, design and implementation in four areas: 1)Adapt to Climate Change: Identify climate change information needs and incorporate existing data to increase floodplain resilience in local plans and projects;
2)Overcome Barriers: Inspire local, technical and policy leaders to reduce barriers, prioritizing those IDd by local efforts and in the Puget Sound Federal Task ...

Action Agenda for Puget Sound

Welcome to the new Action Agenda Tracker!

Have Questions?

Near Term Action Map

Featured Near Term Actions

More content coming soon!