Upcoming Events

Stillaguamish River Cleanup
When: July 18; 10am – 1pm

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Help the Task Force clean up several locations on the Stillaguamish River (near Arlington) on Saturday, July 18th, from 10 am – 1 pm. Gloves, other tools and snacks will be provided. Please contact Brian Slaby for directions or more information: 425-252-6686 or brians@stillysnofish.org.
Stillaguamish Festival of the River
When: Aug. 8-9; 10am

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Enjoy free fun and music at the Stillaguamish Tribe’s 20th Annual Festival of the River! The 2-day festival is scheduled for August 8th and 9th at River Meadows Park in Arlington. There are lots of events and activities each day, and local vendors sell crafts and great food. Stop by the Task Force’s booth while you’re there! For more information, please visit: their website *If you would like to help the Task Force staff our educational booth for a few hours one day, please contact Cara. cara@stillysnofish.org or call (425) 252-6686
Spend a Day at the Beach
When: Aug. 22; 10am - 2pm

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Come visit Snohomish County’s local marine beaches one Saturday this summer. Whether you want to learn, lend a hand or simply explore, there is something for you. All events are from 10 AM – 2 PM on days with low tides. August 22, Kayak Point County Park, 15610 Marine Drive, Stanwood** · Help your community by doing beach clean-ups · Explore the beach at low tide and discover amazing creatures with WSU Beach Watchers. · Learn about water quality and habitat restoration in Puget Sound. · Protect Puget Sound by volunteering to remove English Ivy from Picnic Point and Kayak Point County Parks. This is a great way to enjoy your local beach and discover the wonders of Puget Sound! This is a free event. For more information, contact Chrys Bertolotto, WSU Beach Watchers, at (425) 357-6020, chrys@wsu.edu. To volunteer, please sign up with Gail at register@pugetsound.org or (206) 382-7007.

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Join us for our next River Cleanup

Plastic bottles, aluminum cans, styrofoam - YUCK! Help the Task Force clean up several locations on the Stillaguamish River (near Arlington) on Saturday, July 18th, from 10 am – 1 pm. Gloves, other tools and snacks will be provided. Please contact Brian Slaby for directions or more information: 425-252-6686 or brians@stillysnofish.org.

We have a new web site!

Please peruse our new site. Keep current with our list of upcoming events on the left. If you have any questions or comments, please email us: info@stillysnofish.org.

Task Force in the News

The Everett Herald reports on our efforts eradicating knotweed:

The battle against knotweed, an invasive, nonnative plant that damages salmon habitat in local creeks and rivers, is getting some reinforcements.

The Stilly-Snohomish Fisheries Enhancement Task Force, a nonprofit group that works on projects to restore salmon populations, is receiving $230,000 ...

Healthy Streams Quiz

Coming Soon! Think you know all there is about salmon habitat restoration? Want to learn more? Quiz yourself. Check back July 1 for a new quiz.

About Us

The Stilly-Snohomish Fisheries Enhancement Task Force is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation whose mission is to ensure the future of salmon in the Stillaguamish and Snohomish River and Island County watersheds, a combined land area of more than 2,400 square miles. Since its beginning in 1990, the Task Force has directed its resources and energy to the challenge of developing community partnerships and strategies to improve and restore the recreational and commercial fisheries of the Pacific Northwest.