A Seattle PI blogger put together a nice photo essay on the recent spawning at Grovers Creek Hatchery in Indianola, up the street from Suquamish. Nice pictures of team work with The Suquamish Tribe hatchery staff, local fishermen, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission and even local schoolkids, who learn about the life of the salmon!
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