AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWildlife & Transportation: WSDOT says Washington’s I-90 Snoqualmie Pass wildlife overcrossing has logged 10,000 safe animal crossings, with nearly 40,000 crossings recorded since monitoring began in 2014—part of a corridor built to cut deadly wildlife-vehicle collisions. Coastal Shellfish: WDFW announced 40 tentative razor clam digging days from Oct. 9 through Dec. 2026 at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks, with openings tied to marine toxin testing and a 15-clam daily limit. Flood Recovery: Chelan County received $750,000 to rebuild a washed-out 400-foot stretch of Company Creek Road in Stehekin, adding resilience features to protect access and reduce erosion. Local Environment Education: IslandWood marks nearly 25 years of environmental education in Washington, reaching 40,000 children and educators annually across 50 school districts. Urban Wildlife: A new study finds Seattle has about nine times higher coyote density than more natural areas in Washington, highlighting how urban settings can reshape wildlife behavior. Road Work: SR 546 near Lynden will close both directions for four nights Sept. 13–16 for paving and asphalt repairs, with signed detours and access plans for residents.
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