Links to a number of agencies and programs related to natural resources in King County.

(206) 296-6500

Contact them to obtain permits for: work in traditional navigable waters; discharge of dredged or fill material into all waters, including wetlands; or transportation of dredged material for the purpose of dumping it into ocean waters.

(206) 764-3495

Watershed indicators, fish consumption advisories, policy and guidance and other programs.

Information on watershed indicators, American Heritage Rivers and “Surf Your Watershed”.

DNR manages more than 5 million acres of state-owned lands including forests, agricultural lands and submerged aquatic lands. They also take a lead in protecting sensitive species and geological formations and monitoring natural resource industries.

(800) 527-3305

Wetlands regulation guidebook, draft shoreline management act regulatory reform rules, proposed standards for wetlands discharge and other useful information.

Commonly required environmental permits for Washington State.

Commonly required environmental permits for Washington State.

A public/private partnership dedicated to preserving salmon habitat in our rivers, creeks and streams.

Technical reports and books on natural resource topics.

Information on environmental issues that relate to Washington cities and counties, including links to governmental agencies and other environment-oriented Web sites.

Links to web-sites of interest to people working on environmental issues in the Pacific Northwest.

A fact sheet on the purpose and goals of the Act, with links to the statute and regulations as well as frequently asked questions.

Wetlands regulation guidebook, draft shoreline management act regulatory reform rules, proposed standards for wetlands discharge and other useful information.