High Ross Treaty - 1984 To conduct studies of need and feasibility of projects. To conserve and protect wilderness and wildlife habitat. To enhance recreational opportunities in the Skagit Valley. To plan for and construct hiking trails, footbridges, interpretive displays To acquire mineral or timber rights consistent with conservation and recreational purposes. Read our Blog! I Named NCI in my Will: Gerry Cook The Treaty, in Plain Language Meet Tim Reynon Silver Skagit RoadMay 2023 Update The Upper Skagit on Social Media Logo Story Over 200 Groups Voice Opposition to Mining in Skagit Headwaters April 1973, The New York Times The Trees That Helped Defeat a Dam Meet Richard Brocksmith The 2003 Skagit River Flood A Hope BC perspective on the Ross Treaty Local Washington State Governments Oppose Skagit Headwaters Mining April 1973 Seattle Wants to Raise the Ross Dam! Ken Farquharson How to Build a Dam Imperial Saison. A Protest Beer! Agreement Achieved to Extinguish Mineral Tenures on Silverdaisy Mountain Great Canadian ESG Championship Amy Trainer Guest Interview, Podcast Skagit River story: The Guardian. Ross Lake Water Levels