From state-of-the-art technology to first of their kind strategies, rooted in science, we are using the best existing construction practices as well as new, innovative approaches to avoidance, mitigation and enhancement in order to meet our goals. We will avoid adverse impacts wherever possible, mitigate for any possible impacts at the highest restoration ratios and deliver a sustainable, net improvement to the lower Columbia ecosystem.

• Avoidance
  Major scientific and technological advances allow us to design our facility and take operational measures that will effectively minimize any adverse fish impacts at the Bradwood Landing terminal.
• Mitigation
  Bradwood Landing will take extraordinary efforts, far above standard requirements, to compensate for the minimal footprint of our importation terminal. We will restore formerly diked wetlands, rehabilitate wildlife habitat, reshape former agricultural lands into high value shallow water salmon habitat, and rebuild lower Columbia River wetland and estuary  areas.
• Enhancement
  Our long-term commitment to salmon enhancement funding for the agencies and organizations with the greatest salmon restoration experience and expertise will make the lower Columbia estuary a national model for how salmon restoration is conducted in the future. Working with our partners, we will significantly increase salmon productivity and improve their associated ecosystems along the lower Columbia River.