The Elwha Watershed Information Resource integrates ecological and socioeconomic information that describes the physical environment, biological and human communities, and management issues in the Elwha Watershed. Find out more...
Elwha River Watershed
Dams have impacted the watershed ecosystem, and will continue to influence the area after their removal.
People and Communities
The Lower Elwha Klallam tribe is uniquely connected with the watershed through history, culture, and the tribal community.
Research and Science
Baseline information about the watershed is being gathered to help identify and prioritize restoration needs.
Resource Management
Groups are developing resource management strategies that address watershed resources before, during, and after dam removal.
Spatial Data and Maps
Geographic Information Systems provide valuable information and spatial context to resource management decisions.
Partners
The Elwha Watershed Information Resource was developed by the University of Idaho through a cooperative agreement with the NOAA Coastal Services Center and in partnership with the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, Peninsula College, and Western Washington University.
