The Wild and Scenic Film Festival is returning to the Skagit for its second year in a row! Join us on October 10th, 2024 for a night of films and fun. BUY TICKETS HERE! The Wild & Scenic Film Festival returns to the Lincoln Theater! The Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group is excited to bring the […]
Join us in celebrating Make A Difference Day by planting trees to enhance habitat for salmon and all the species that benefit from healthy salmon runs! RSVP HERE WHEN: October 26th, 2024, 9am-noon WHERE: Little Carey's Wetland - The site doesn’t really have a proper address, so to find it, just enter 48°31’48.3″N 121°59’15.7″W into […]
Join SFEG and Skagit Land Trust to help restore habitat for salmon and many other species along the Skagit River on Saturday, November 16, 9am-noon Please dress for the weather, and wear shoes that can get muddy. All ages welcome! We’ll provide gloves, tools and hot drinks/snacks! The site is located south of Mount Vernon […]
In February of 2024, we placed 200 coho eggs in the fish tank at the Children's Museum of Skagit County. We released a good number of these babies into the wild throughout the year, leaving us with about a dozen coho fry left at the museum. Now these salmon babies are ready to venture out […]
Join us and the Skagit Land Trust in planting trees to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 20th from 10-1pm! Register HERE!
Due to icy and snowy road conditions the annual meeting has been postponed, most likely to Thursday March 6. Stay tuned for updates! Join us on February 6th, 2025 for our Annual Meeting! We will be celebrating habitat restoration wins of 2024 with a salmon barbecue. REGISTER HERE! We are excited to host a silent […]
Join us at our first of two plantings at Upper Day Slough on March 1st! From 9am-12pm, we'll be planting native trees and shrubs to enhance riparian habitat at this site. RSVP here!
Join us on March 15th 2025 at Riverfront Park where we will be planting native trees and shrubs to enhance riparian habitat! We planted over 1,000 trees at this site with volunteers last year, but there is still more work to do. Sign up here!
We need help getting plants into pots where they can grow large enough to be used in future restoration projects! On March 22nd, we will be at our native plant nursery from 9am-12pm getting as many plants into pots as possible to prepare them for next year's planting efforts. RSVP to join us!
Join Skagit Fisheries and Skagit Land Trust at Cumberland Creek from Noon-3pm on Saturday, September 27 to see if we can spot some pink salmon! Staff from Skagit Fisheries and Skagit Land Trust will be on hand to answer questons about salmon, and the restoration work done on this SLT property. SLT staff will be […]
