Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife is committed to their mission to provide sound stewardship of the fish and wildlife resources of the State of Washington.  In pursuit of this mission, the Department of Fish and Wildlife will strive to achieve these goals among others:

• Partnerships with public and international entities, tribal leaders, public volunteers and service groups to share responsibility for fish and wildlife.
• Effective practices partnerships with landowners and land use decision makers to maintain and enhance habitat.
• Maximum fishing, hunting and non-consumptive recreational opportunities compatible with healthy, diverse fish and wildlife populations.
• Sustainable management of marine resources to maintain the economic well-being and stability of the state's fishing industry and to enhance recreational and commercial fishing in state and offshore waters.

The Skagit Watershed Council is a community partnership for salmon. The Council supports and endorses voluntary restoration and protection of natural landscape processes that formed and sustained the habitats to which salmon stocks (as well as other native aquatic and riparian dependent species) are adapted. By means of collaboration, technical assistance and education, we seek to fulfill our mission, which is to understand, protect and restore the production and productivity of the Skagit and Samish watersheds in order to support sustainable fisheries.

Seattle City Light is in business to sustain and enhance the community's quality of life by providing excellent energy services to our customers and to be the most customer-focused, competitive, efficient, innovative, environmentally responsible utility in the United States. Making electricity has impacts on the environment. But Seattle City Light wants to make them light impacts so we operate our business with a commitment to environmental stewardship. Our fish and wildlife programs on the Skagit, our partnerships in environmental education and recreation, and our in-house environmental management are light impact in action.

The Skagit River System Cooperative is a natural resource management agency working on behalf of the Sauk-Suiattle and Swinomish Indian Communities. On behalf of these sovereign nations the Skagit River System Cooperative works to improve fisheries throughout usual and accustomed lands in the Skagit River basin ceded through 1855 treaties with the United States.