The Black Slough Watershed drains 8.65 square miles of land in the South Fork Nooksack Valley.
Land Use:
Land use within the Black Slough Watershed includes forestry, rangeland, agricultural, and some recreational use.
Fish species:
Black Slough provides critical rearing
habitat for ESA-listed South Fork Spring Chinook salmon and spawning
and rearing habitat for coho salmon and ESA-listed steelhead trout.
Watershed Facts:
The Black Slough is arguably the most important tributary stream to the South Fork of the Nooksack River.