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  • Integrated Floodplain Management
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    • Land
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  • Puyallup Watershed
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  • About Us
  • Integrated Floodplain Management
  • Monitor Progress
    • Overview
    • Land
    • Financial Investments
    • Outcomes & Benefits
  • Puyallup Watershed
    • Overview
    • Data Collection Projects
    • Resources
  • Collaborating for Multi-Benefit
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    Floodplain Management
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    Partnering to Recover Floodplain
    in the Puyallup River Watershed
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    Shared Monitoring

Floodplains for the Future is a partnership of stakeholders working to recover floodplains and protect the health and safety of communities around them.

 

We are implementing a long term vision that seeks to improve salmon habitat, protect communities and infrastructure from flooding, and preserve agricultural lands in the Puyallup Watershed.

About us

About us

We are a multi-organizational partnership working to support the recovery of floodplain functions and protect the health and safety of communities that live and work in and near floodplains in the Puyallup River watershed.

Integrated Floodplain Management

Integrated Floodplain Management

As partners, Floodplains for the Future adopts a collaborative approach to decision-making that brings together multiple interests to find shared solutions for our floodplain areas.

Monitor Progress

Monitor Progress

High-level metrics have been selected by Floodplains for the Future partners to track progress toward shared goals and the health of the floodplain from a multi-benefit perspective.

Puyallup Watershed

Puyallup Watershed

As one of Puget Sound’s largest watersheds, the Puyallup River and its two main tributaries, the White River and Carbon River, drain approximately 1,040 square miles and flows from Mount Rainier to Commencement Bay.

Who We Are

Floodplains for the Future is a multi-organizational partnership led by Pierce County with funding and support from the Department of Ecology, The Nature Conservancy, and Puget Sound Partnership

Contact Us

Pierce Conservation District leads the long-term shared monitoring effort of Floodplains for the Future collaboration.

308 West Stewart Ave. P.O. Box 1057 Puyallup Washington 98371

(toll free)866.845.9485

info@floodplainsforthefuture.org

Recent Projects

Calistoga Setback Levee Project

South Fork Floodplain Restoration

Orville Road Flood Protection

Clear Creek Acquisition and Floodplain Reconnection

Resources

Pierce Conservation District

Pierce County Planning & Public Works

Habitat Work Schedule 

Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission

Forterra

Farming in the Floodplain Project

 

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