Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe
Natural Resources Department
1033 Old Blyn Hwy | Sequim, WA 98382
Phone: 360-683-1109
Fax: 360-681-4611
Reports and Plans
Shellfish Farming in Dungeness Bay – Fact Sheet
Download the PDF version here: Fact Sheet Shellfish Farming in Dungeness Bay The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe has resumed oyster farming on a Washington State owned tideland parcel in Dungeness Bay, within the Wildlife Refuge, where the Tribe has held the...Read More
Reports & Plans
The following reports are in PDF format and can be viewed and downloaded using Adobe Acrobat Reader. You can download a FREE copy of Acrobat Reader which allows you to save, view, navigate and print PDF files. Download Adobe Acrobat...Read More
Drift Cell Conservation
Reports Dungeness Drift Cell Conservation Strategy July 2016 (full report including all appendices, 28.5 MB) Dungeness Drift Cell Conservation Strategy July 2016 (no appendices) Appendix A – Parcels Prioritized by Geophysical Score Appendix B – Parcel Geophysical Scores Sorted from...Read More
Jimmycomelately Creek & Estuary Restoration
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Key Partnerships
The Tribe takes an active role in community environmental projects. We participate in the Dungeness River Management Team and implement habitat restoration and water conservation projects. The Tribe has developed a public park and natural history interpretive center along the Dungeness River in partnership with the Rainshadow Natural Science Foundation and the National Audubon Society.