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 fulfills its mandate in the Upper Skagit Watershed through collaborations with partner organizations. Current partner organizations include: - North Cascades National Park - Student Conservation Association - North Cascades Institute - BC Parks - Hope Mountain Centre for Outdoor Learning The Upper Skagit watershed, located in both Canada and the United States is recognized as a unique, ecologically significant North American treasure, protected forever and managed as a single ecosystem. Its natural, cultural and wilderness values are conserved and restored for the sustainable use and enjoyment of current and future generations. FACEBOOK - http://facebook.com/skagiteec TWITTER - http://twitter.com/skagitwatershed INSTAGRAM - http://instagram.com/skagitwatershed ViIMEO - https://vimeo.com/channels/skagitwatershed CURRENT USA COMMISSIONERS Michelle Connor (USA Co-Chair) Leo Bodensteiner Rob Smith Jennifer Watkins Gerry Cook Jim Davis CURRENT CANADIAN COMMISSIONERS Shaun Hollingsworth (Canada Co-Chair) Elizabeth Johston Nancy Wilkin Thomas Curley Gail Ross Here is 'How to Apply to be a Canadian Commissioner' information; - href="http://brdo.gov.bc.ca/apply.asp //