For fish and floods: Restoring the Big Quilcene River
A new bridge over the Big Quilcene River will reduce flood impacts for area residents while allowing salmon, including threatened…
Understanding seal predation on salmon
Treaty tribes and partners are collaborating to answer a question essential to marine mammal management: How many salmon are being…
Salmon recovery professionals gather at habitat conference
Natural resources staff representing tribes from across western Washington gathered in the traditional lands of the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe in…
Tribal leader explores fighting for treaty rights through lens of growing up on reservation
Port Gamble S’Klallam tribal member Ron Charles has co-authored a book focused on his tribe’s historic fight for their treaty…
Tribes study harbor seal diet in Dungeness Bay
The Point No Point Treaty Council is diving into a question that’s been on many minds: how much impact are…
Chinook salmon struggling in warming river system
The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe wants to know what struggles spring chinook salmon face during the journey to their spawning grounds…
Reviving Salmon Runs Through Tribal Hatchery Leadership
Lummi Nation has shown that hatcheries informed by Indigenous knowledge and the latest science can help prevent salmon from extinction.…
Hatchery staff, trainees brush up on skills in coldwater fish culture class
Tribal hatchery staff from around the Pacific Northwest participated in a coldwater fish culture class in June, taking a deep…
Invasive European green crab hit Quilcene Bay
The Skokomish Tribe will be conducting significant trapping efforts for invasive European green crab throughout Hood Canal this summer, including…