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Nearshore Structure Survey of Swinomish Indian Reservation: Adapted Procedures and Preliminary Results

Introduction The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community (SITC), a Federally Recognized Tribe, is located near LaConner, WA on Fidalgo Island east of LaConner, WA in between Skagit and Padilla Bays (Figure 1). The reservation currently has housing and development on its shoreline ranging from log yards to beach houses, though the extent of this development has historically been until recently unmonitored. Under the Point Elliot Treaty of 1855, SITC has the right to manage the shoreline up to the High High Water Mark (HHWM).