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Mission Statement
The Salmon Protection And Watershed Network [SPAWN] works to protect threatened coho salmon and steelhead and the environment on which we all depend. We use a multi-faceted approach including grassroots action, habitat restoration, policy development, environmental education, media campaigns and litigation.
The Goals of SPAWN
* Protect and restore endangered salmonid populations and watershed ecosystems;
* Advocate for sustainable policies to protect streams and habitats;
* Organize local and national grassroots pressure to watchdog government agencies and participate in habitat restoration programs;
* Provide local landowners with information on how to properly manage adjacent properties;
* Monitor major development and water projects to ensure no adverse impacts on endangered salmonids;
* Develop successful, replicable local models for protecting salmon; and
* Participate in developing a local and national grassroots network of salmon.
The Salmon Protection And Watershed Network [SPAWN] works to protect threatened coho salmon and steelhead and the environment on which we all depend. We use a multi-faceted approach including grassroots action, habitat restoration, policy development, environmental education, media campaigns and litigation.
The Goals of SPAWN
* Protect and restore endangered salmonid populations and watershed ecosystems;
* Advocate for sustainable policies to protect streams and habitats;
* Organize local and national grassroots pressure to watchdog government agencies and participate in habitat restoration programs;
* Provide local landowners with information on how to properly manage adjacent properties;
* Monitor major development and water projects to ensure no adverse impacts on endangered salmonids;
* Develop successful, replicable local models for protecting salmon; and
* Participate in developing a local and national grassroots network of salmon.

