Herald: Tribes pursue rights in court
The Everett Herald covered a hearing yesterday in the culvert case: A federal district court judge in Seattle gave 21…
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Seattle Times notes Tulalip’s tidal power site
The Seattle Times has an article mentioning Daryl Williams’ tidal power Web site. Among the questions to be addressed are…
Herald: Smith Island to nurture salmon
The Everett Herald has a story on plans by Snohomish County, in cooperation with Tulalip Tribes, to restore salmon habitat…
The Herald runs story on elk relocation
The Everett Herald ran a story Sunday about a recent elk relocation from Acme, Whatcom County: Tribes from around the…
Newspapers, TV cover elk relocation
King 5 news ran a story on Friday about the relocation of six elk from Whatcom County to Snohomish County.…
Web site monitors tidal energy research
TULALIP (Jan. 16, 2007) – The latest information about tidal energy projects in Puget Sound can be found online at a Web site created by Tulalip Tribes environmental liaison Daryl Williams.
Lummi: Nooksack River salmon are safe
The Bellingham Herald printed a column by Merle Jefferson and Elden Hillaire, responding to the Department of Health’s recommendation about…
New lab lets Tulalip Tribes study samples on site
TULALIP (Jan. 8, 2006) – The Tulalip Tribes will soon open a new laboratory where natural resource specialists can analyze the fish and shellfish samples used to shape fisheries management.
Skagit Valley Herald: Grant helps Swinomish prepare for oil spills
The Skagit Valley Herald (subscription required) has an article about the Swinomish Tribe’s new oil-spill response trailer. The Quinault, Hoh,…