This former gravel mine and inert waste disposal site was restored to its natural state. At high tide, water flows from the creek into the newly-created intertidal zone and stream channels, creating resting and feeding areas for juvenile salmon as well as habitat for native plants, water birds, and other wildlife. This is why officials with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians selected the site's Twulshootseed name, kal’-ka-lukw-al-kwo’, which means "Place of Circling Waters."
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Hart Crowser and AHTNA Engineering Services are pleased to announce a joint venture to provide remediation construction services. Ahtna Engineering Services is an established SBA 8(a) design-build Alaska Native Corporation.
For more information, contact:
Mike Bailey, PE
206.324.9530
mike.bailey@hartcrowser.com