Wetland mapping resources - Washington State Department of Ecology We are committed to providing public access to wetland maps and geospatial data Now available: Results of statewide wetland mapping inventory project Locations of existing and ongoing wetland mapping projects in Washington
Wetlands (Tacoma) City of Tacoma's wetlands inventory managed by the Planning and Development Services staff Data is updated as needed
Wetlands (Tacoma) - Overview - ArcGIS Wetlands are areas that are inundated or saturated by surface water or groundwater at a frequency and duration sufficient to support, and that under normal circumstances do support, a prevalence of vegetation typically adapted for life in saturated soil conditions
Habitat Restoration - Port of Tacoma The site includes tidal channels, mudflats, and estuary salt marsh, vital habitat for migrating salmon in the Hylebos watershed It also includes freshwater wetlands and a contiguous riparian zone with densely planted native shrubs and trees
McKinley Park - Parks Tacoma Wetlands support specialized plants, offer refuge and habitat for many species of fish, birds, and wildlife Wetlands contain rich nutrients, absorb stormwater during floods, and clean water by filtering out pollutants and sediment
Gog-le-hi-te Wetlands, Tacoma, WA - Wanderlog The wetlands located in the Port of Tacoma near Portland Ave Lincoln is a Federal sanctuary for the indigenous species of birds and area wildlife It offer wildlife enthusiest a great backdrop to observe, take photos and interact with the local migratory animals
What are they? Why do we value them? - tacomapermits. org Wetlands are areas that are frequently or permanently saturated with water such as marshes, swamps, bogs, or other similar lands Wetlands may be naturally present or intentionally created Wetland systems and boundaries can change over time There are wetlands throughout Tacoma and many still need to be identified Why do we value them?
West Hylebos Wetlands — Washington Trails Association A little history, a little wildlife, a little botany -- it's all here in this quiet little wetland right off a main road in Federal Way The unassuming parking area for West Hylebos Wetlands is a gateway to a surprisingly rich, diverse, and lush wetland
Legend - Tacoma, Washington Creeks and gulch systems located in Tacoma based on the Urban Creek Assessment Report, published in 512 March 2000 in compliance with the City’s Municipal National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit Tacoma wetland characterization