Snake River Salmon Recovery Board Lead Entity
The Snake River Lead Entity is represented by the Snake River Salmon Recovery Board and is the only “lead entity” in the Snake River Salmon Recovery Region. The Lead Entity is supported by a regional technical team (RTT) and a Lead Entity Committee made up of both technical members and citizen members. The Lead Entity Committee produces a project list for consideration and final prioritization by the Snake River Salmon Recovery Board (Lead Entity).
Grant Round Documents
- Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office Manual 18
- 2022 Project Score Card for SRSRB LE
- Five Year Provisional Habitat Restoration Work Plan
- 2022 SRSRB Funding Booklet
- 2022 SRSRB Grant Round Calendar
Application Materials for Project Sponsors
SRSRB Application
SRFB Project Proposals
Starting in 2020, SRFB will no longer use Salmon Project Proposals (also known as Appendix C). The local application process still requires the SRSRB application listed in the section above. This document will be used by SRSRB to initiate your project in the Salmon Recovery Portal (previously known as Habitat Work Schedule) to then start an application in PRISM. Once notified of the PRISM project number, you will then work with SRSRB staff to complete the application questions directly in PRISM.
Additional SRFB Forms (from RCO Manual 18)
- Cost Estimate Spreadsheet (Required)
- SRFB Authorization Resolution (Required)
- RCO Fiscal Data Collection Sheet (Required)
- Barrier Information Forms
- Landowner Acknowledgement Form
- Project Partner Contribution Form
Project Checklists
Additional Grant Application Material and Information (RCO)
Permit Information and Forms
- Governor’s Office for Regulatory Innovation and Assistance
- Limit 8 Self-Certification of Proposed Habitat Restoration Activity (NMFS ESA Compliance)
Managing your SRFB Grant Appendices and Forms
Appendix L: Land Ownership and Stewardship Forms
Lead Entity Committee Materials
Partial Draft Applications
Click on each title to access packet.
- Steptoe Creek Culvert 2 Replacement
- Steptoe Creek PALS Phase II
- Asotin PA 06 Restoration
- Couse Creek PA 78 Restoration
- Grande Ronde 4-0 Design
- Asotin Creek PA 3.2 Design
- Asotin Creek PA11.2 Design
- Kelly Creek PA 45 Restoration
- Tenmile Creek PA 68.1 Construction
- Cummins Creek Delta Channel Complexity
- Tucannon PA 26 Phase III/IV Restoration
- Touchet River Ranch Floodplain & Habitat Design
- Walla Walla RM 32.5 Design
- McNary National Wildlife Refuge Design
- Touchet River Mile 42 Restoration
- Tucannon River Project Area 5-15 Assess/Design
- Dayton WWTP Wetland Water Rights Acquisition
- Snake Region Beaver Relocation Framework
- Panjab Creek Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration
- Tumalum Creek LTPBR Phase 4
Draft Proposals
Draft Applications Summary Packet
Click on each title to access detailed project information. Information in applications is current as of March 7th Application Deadline
- Steptoe Creek Culvert 2 Replacement
- Steptoe Creek PALS Phase II
- Asotin PA 06 Restoration
- Couse Creek PA 78 Restoration
- Grande Ronde 4-0 Design
- Asotin Creek PA 3.2 Design
- Asotin Creek PA11.2 Design
- Kelly Creek PA 45 Restoration
- Tenmile Creek PA 68.1 Construction
- Cummings Creek Channel Complexity
- Tucannon PA 26 Phase III/IV Restoration
- Túuši Wána – Touchet River Design
- Walla Walla RM 32.5 Design
- McNary National Wildlife Refuge Design
- Touchet River Mile 42 Restoration Phase 1
- Tucannon River Project Area 5-15 Assess/Design
- Snake Region Beaver Relocation Framework
- Panjab Creek Low-Tech Process-Based Restoration
- Tumalum Creek LTPBR Phase 4
Project Tour –
Project Tour Booklet– Copies will be provided in person
Detailed Directions and Agendas– print out in advance if desired.
Final Proposals
June 23rd Final Scoring Meeting Agenda
Final Applications Summary Packet
Complete Final Application Packets