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Beaver program expands, increasing habitat resilience to climate change
Tulalip wildlife staff and volunteers from Beavers Northwest lined up five cages in a Skykomish...
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Looking back at the Fish Wars 50 years later
Being Frank is a column written by the chair of the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission. As a...
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Hundreds more invasive European green crab found in Lummi Bay
In the year since the first invasive European green crab were found on Lummi Nation beaches,...
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Tribal Watersheds Report Shows Little Improvement, but Hope Remains
Being Frank is a column written by the chair of the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission. As a...
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Quileute Tribe Working to Restore River Function and Protect Village
It took the Quileute Tribe decades to have the traditional fishing area known as Thunder Field...
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Climate Change Model Predicts Bleak Future for Dungeness Crab and Chinook
A new model developed by the Skagit River System Cooperative (SRSC) predicts a bleak future for...
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Robust Razor Clam Populations Greet QIN Diggers
Razor clams were the hero Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) tribal members needed following three...
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Lummi fishermen return to ancestral fishing grounds
Lummi tribal fishermen harvested salmon from Whatcom Creek in August, for the first time in at...
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Swinomish Community Revives Huckleberry Camp Tradition
After a hiatus of five decades, the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community has revived a tradition of...
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Pacts Offer Path to Streamside Habitat Protection
Being Frank is a column written by the chair of the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission. As a...
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Upper Skagit Tribe Opens Brief Sockeye Fishery
UPPER SKAGIT TRIBE NEWS RELEASE The Upper Skagit Tribe conducted a four-hour Skagit River sockeye...
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