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Bruce and Linda Bryan are watershed stewards doing their part to protect habitat along a tributary of Terrell Creek.
The Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program (CREP) helped them transform their unmanaged 10-acre parcel,overgrown with alder trees and blackberries, into a diverse wetland and forest complex protecting and restoring salmon habitat.
Additionally, the Bryans are working with Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association and BBWARM to remove a fish passage barrier on their property this fall that will allow salmon to access nearly a mile of upstream habitat, including two forested ponds ideal for summer rearing.
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To learn more about the CREP program visit: www.whatcomcd.org/crep
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