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DUNGENESS WATERSHED Demonstration Project Andrew B. Perleberg WSU Extension

Dungeness Demonstration Project Dungeness Watershed one of five USDA focus watersheds for salmon recovery on Pacific Coast –Upland Forest Service Land Problems and Fixes –History of Resource Management Coordination with stakeholders

The Cooperators

Family Forest Owners

Program Purpose The Forest Land Enhancement Program (FLEP) was part of Title VIII of the 2002 Farm Bill. FLEP replaces the Stewardship Incentives Program (SIP) and the Forestry Incentives Program (FIP). FLEP is voluntary program for non- industrial private forest (NIPF) landowners. It provides for technical, educational, and cost-share assistance to promote sustainability of the NIPF forests.

Eligibility “Non-Industrial Private Forest Landowner” Family Forest Lands Private, non-profit ownerships Tribal Lands Lands owned by company’s w/o issued stock and/ or are not primarily engaged in production of wood products

Eligibility No Minimum Acreage Must Apply for and earn no less than $750 Own less than 5,000 acres of forestland in WA Can receive no more than $20,000 cost-share per federal fiscal year Agree to maintain practice for ten years $100, 000 Available and Wraps up at end of 2005

75% Cost-share for following practice categories:

FLEP-1:Forest Stewardship Plans Alternate Plans Required prior to all practices. WSU Prepared a Basin-Wide Forest Stewardship Plan Cost-Share ONLY for 20 Acres or more

FLEP-2: Afforestation and Reforestation

FLEP-3:Forest Stand Improvement

FLEP- 4:Agro-Forestry (Not Currently Offered)

FLEP- 5:Water Quality/ Riparian/ Wetland/ Watershed Improvement

FLEP-6:Fish and Wildlife Habitat Improvement

FLEP-7:Forest Health Improvement

FLEP-8:Invasive Species Control

FLEP-9:Wildfire Hazard Reduction

FLEP-10:Post-Wildfire Restoration

On-Site Visit to Property

Develop Tech Spec’s

Results 14 FLEP Projects in 2004 Implemented $40,000 Remaining for Cost-share Remaining Funding “For Fish Projects”

Before and After 36 inch pipe12 foot pipe

QUESTIONS ? Andy Perleberg Extension & Dept. Natural Resource Sciences Washington State University