Volunteers become helpful biologists carrying out post-project stream surveys on Morse Creek: pebble counts, snorkel surveys, measuring stream bed elevation and more! Contact Jac at jentringer@nosc.org to volunteer.

Volunteer Tree Planting - a Great Success!

Many thanks to our volunteers! 500 trees in 3 hours!




Thanks, also to NOAA's Community-based Restoration Program (CRP) and National Association of Counties' "Coastal Counties Restoration Initiative" for providing funding and support to make this volunteer planting possible!

Come Help plant trees at the Morse Creek Restoration Site

We are looking for good people to help us get some trees in the ground. It's fun work with a great payoff - you get to watch your trees grow and grow as the years go by. Please RSVP if you want to join us to get your boots dirty and make some new friends. See you out there! All ages welcome.


WHEN -- New Date: Friday February 18th 1pm-4pm
WHERE -- Meet at the site: Morse Creek by Port Angeles


Driving East from Port Angeles, turn right (towards the mountains) after Four Seasons Park/Cottonwood Lane. Look for signs, tent and cars.

Many thanks to Green Crow of PA for donating the trees to be planted!

North Olympic Peninsula Skills Center students revisit Morse Creek for Restoration work

High School Students get to experience the first high flow at Morse Creek - November 1

Morse Creek NOPLE Tour

Moving Rivers.....Restoring an Ecosystem

Project Manager, Kevin Long, looks back at the new channel filled with water.
Thanks Kevin for all the hard work and time you put in to make this project a success!

Lower Elwha S'Klallam and Jamestown S'Klallam tribal members and staff helped NOSC relocate fish to the new stream channel.

Proud netters of an adult pink salmon.

The first signs of success, adult steelhead occupying the new channel.