Tribal Fishing 101: Hatcheries
If we don’t support our hatcheries, we won’t be able to fish for...
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Saved by Salmon
Two men whose lives depend on fish.
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Neighbors carry home bounty from Nisqually tribal hatchery
Salmon fishermen aren’t the only ones who benefit from the Nisqually Tribe’s Clear Creek Hatchery....
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Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and Partners Save Eelgrass in Port Angeles Harbor
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) are restoring...
Read MoreSalmon Problems
No, not sharks. Salmon in the Pacific Northwest are facing mounting problems. Northwest Treaty Tribes are leading the charge to save them. But we need your...
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Not For Any Price
Watch this new 15-minute documentary about how the Lummi Nation put their treaty rights on the...
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Students Learn How to Harvest, Smoke and Can Salmon, from Ocean To Table
Ben Beckwith, a blond-haired and bespectacled sixth-grader, may only be 12 years old, but his...
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Video: Stillaguamish Tribe’s entire natural resources department collects chinook broodstock
For decades, the Stillaguamish Tribe’s natural resources department has collected adult...
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“Don’t Forget the Water”
When it came time for the Nisqually Tribe to choose a theme for this year’s Tribal Canoe...
Read MoreTribal Fishing 101
Did you know that tribes are required by treaty to mostly fish in terminal areas, where controlling impacts on weak salmon runs is much...
Read MoreDaniel’s Story
Daniel Kuntz is a Squaxin Island tribal member, fisherman and works in the tribe’s natural resources department. Protecting salmon is more than a job, it evolved from a lifetime of...
Read MoreArchie’s Story
Archie Cantrell is a Puyallup tribal member and a fisherman. Fishing connects him to his family and his...
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