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Special Recruitment Announcement Snoqualmie Watershed Forum Seeks District 3 Resident Member

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

The Snoqualmie Watershed Forum is actively recruiting a resident from the Snoqualmie or South Fork Skykomish basin in King County Council District 3, with applications due by November 2, 2025. This position seeks individuals with a passion for habitat restoration, conservation, and environmental stewardship who can contribute to the health of salmon habitats. The forum consists of a partnership including King County, various local cities, the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, and conservation non-profits. Councilmember Rich Shaffer emphasized the importance of diverse perspectives in their efforts to restore the Snoqualmie River habitat. The newly appointed member will participate in six bi-monthly meetings and field trips to inform decisions on watershed management.

King County's commitment to diversity and inclusion aims to ensure representation from its varied community. Interested individuals can find more details and applications on the Snoqualmie Watershed Forum's website. This initiative reflects a broader commitment to environmental conservation in the region.

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