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Sampling juvenile salmon is key to understanding poor marine survival
The Tulalip Tribes coordinated a juvenile salmon sampling project in offshore marine areas...
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Being Frank: Hatchery Fish Are Treaty Fish
Being Frank is a column from the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission, representing the natural...
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Nisqually Tribe Finds Knowledge and Power in Traditional Language
Language is a bridge between the past and the present that leads children into the future....
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We Have No Time to Slow Down Our Recovery Efforts
Note: Being Frank is a column written by the chairperson of the Northwest Indian Fisheries...
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Lorraine Loomis dedicated her life to treaty fishing rights
Lorraine Loomis, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission chairperson and Swinomish fisheries...
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NWIFC Chairperson Lorraine Loomis Walks On
Lorraine Loomis, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission chairperson and Swinomish fisheries...
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Squaxin Island Tribal Shellfish Harvests Part of Cultural Life
An audiobook plays just loud enough for Squaxin Island tribal member Natasha Bush to hear as she...
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Practicing for the Unthinkable Can Improve Survival for Fishermen
If your fishing boat is on fire, it can be hard not to panic and make a crucial mistake. White...
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Squaxin Island Continues Work to Reestablish Olympia Oyster Population
Squaxin Island tribal member Mike Peters recalls processing Olympia oysters in a floating hut in...
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Clam Hungry No More
After months of toxin-induced closures, Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) diggers got a chance to...
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Cooperative Project Improves Fish Habitat near Forks
The Quileute Tribe, Rayonier Inc. and volunteers have worked to improve fish habitat on a...
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What Do Salmon Do Before They Spawn?
Lummi Nation fisheries managers took to the air to learn more about chinook migrating up the...
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