Treaty Tribes Leverage Almost $2 Million to Restore Salmon Habitat and Create Jobs
Six treaty tribes and one tribal organization will use almost $2 million in grants to complete...
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Nisqually Tribe raising bigger chinook to feed orcas
The Nisqually Tribe is changing how it spawns hatchery chinook in an effort to give orcas a more...
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New study finds evidence of broadscale decline in native littleneck clams
Populations of native littleneck clams have declined in Puget Sound over the past several decades...
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Changing Environment Threatens Squaxin Island Tribe
The health, culture and community connections of the Squaxin Island Tribe are threatened by the...
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Tribal Classes Teach Members Proper Harvest, Prep Techniques of Natural Resources
When Port Gamble S’Klallam tribal member Shallee Baker grew up on the reservation, she...
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Squaxin Island Tribe Deeply Concerned About State Chum Fishery
Via the Squaxin Island Tribe: The Squaxin Island Tribe is calling foul on the Washington...
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Squaxin Island Tribe repairs Skookum Creek for salmon
The Squaxin Island Tribe reshaped the banks of a South Sound creek to make it friendlier for...
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Planting caps decade of salmon restoration by Nisqually Tribe
A new forest will be the finishing touch on more than a decade of salmon restoration work by the...
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Liberty Bay Opens to Clam Harvest After Decades-Long Closure
The Suquamish Tribe is harvesting clams from Liberty Bay after a 30-year closure. The state...
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Hatchery program no longer has to raise broodstock in captivity
A South Fork Nooksack River hatchery program that took juvenile chinook salmon into “protective...
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Pilchuck Dam removal to restore fish access to pristine habitat
The Tulalip Tribes and the city of Snohomish plan to remove a dam on the Pilchuck River where fish...
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Tribes Support Southern Resident Killer Whale Task Force
With southern resident orcas at their lowest numbers in decades, the world’s attention is focused...
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