Did you feel like we only scratched the surface on all things water quality certifications at last month’s Lunch & Learn? Are you wondering about the state’s role in the permitting process? The federal Clean Water Act grants states the authority to review and make a decision on proposed projects and actions directly affecting waters… Read More »

Another required and sometimes complex step in the permitting process for integrated floodplain management projects is cultural resources review. The Governor’s Executive Order (GEO) 21-02 (formerly 05-05) requires all state-funded construction or acquisition projects to consult with the Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation (DAHP) and affected tribes on the potential effects of projects on… Read More »

Join us on Thursday, November  2nd from 12pm - 1pm for the latest installment of the FbD Lunch & Learn Series. This month’s webinar will feature Jennifer Moslemi, Principal at CaravanLab, a full-service communications firm for science and sustainability, and Caroline Walls, Habitat Restoration Biologist with the Quileute Tribe’s Natural Resources department. Jen and Caroline will… Read More »

In the spirit of the holiday season, we wanted to take some time at this month's webinar to celebrate and give thanks for all the great work going on around the state. We'll be joined by 8  implementation partners who will each take 5 - 7 minutes to showcase the work that they and partners… Read More »