Of course there was some planting site maintenance that needed taken care of, which we took care of. Finn River Farms restoration site on Chimacum Creek needed a little TLC. We also traveled up to Port Angeles and put tree protectors on the trees and did some tree release.
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| This is what it looks like for the weeds that get in our way |
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| taking them off |
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| Putting them on |
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| Weeds and tree protecting at Morse |
.Next we went to Lee Millers on Chimacum Creek. Al Latham, with the Jefferson County Conservation District, arranged a small scale log moving project intended to improve salmon habitat. The crew seemed to really enjoy this project, and Lee Miller was great. He even brought us drinks and cookies.
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| Katie carrying the grip hoist to the work site |
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| Lou and Chris running the hoist |
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| Wait where are we moving the log? |
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| James has the rigging all hooked up |
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| Al thought I should move the choker before it was completely buried, he was right. |
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| Notice the log on the opposite bank. That is what is being winched by Chris and Lou |
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| These guys look tough |
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| Yeah... this didn't work out |
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| James is keeping an eye on the anchor tree |
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| Ok, we got 2 in the channel, should be interesting in the winter high flows. |
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| James posing with our work |
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