Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission
An introduction to the Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission.
The Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission (SEEC) was established by a 1984 Treaty between Canada and the U.S. It is based on an Agreement between the City of Seattle and the Province of British Columbia to settle the controversy over the High Ross Dam proposal.
SEEC is effective in caring for the Upper Skagit Watershed through its collaborations with partner organizations. SEEC has pursued and maintains relationships with agencies and organizations that enable it to accomplish tasks that promote education, enhance recreation, participate in land management and ecosystem management.
The reports highlighted on this page and all SEEC funded project reports available on this website represent the work of SEEC to learn more, care for, enable others and teach about the richness of natural life in the Upper Skagit Watershed.
If your organization is interested in learning more about SEEC, please contact us to arrange for a presentation or about information on upcoming meetings.
- Recent Reports
- Jul 19, 2010 BC North Cascades Grizzly Bear Project
- Jul 17, 2010 Ghost Pass Trail Final Report-Oct-07
- Mar 08, 2010 Assessment of the 1994 Skagit River Sport Fishery
- Mar 08, 2010 Nlaka'pamux Language Development for Interpretation of Place Names, Oral Traditions and Production of Educational Material
- News from SEEC
- Jul 22, 2010 2009 Hozomeen Gathering - Telling the Story in 2010
- Jul 15, 2010 SEEC Partner HMCOL News: Western Trailhead of the Hudson's Bay (1849) Heritage Trail completed!
- Jul 09, 2010 Hozomeen Gathering Event: Documentary video completed!
- Jul 09, 2010 SEEC Partner: North Cascade Institute News
