Protecting Natural Resources for Everyone
“This shell work is really groundbreaking,” said Todd Palzer, Washington Department of Natural Resources program operations manager. “It’s never been done before. This helps us tie together the health of North and South central Puget Sound.
We hope it will continue in the future as it ties in well with other research that’s being done in Hood Canal and Puget Sound.”
The (Everett) Herald reported on plans for tribal canoes to measure water quality throughout the region during the Canoe Journey…
The (Everett) Herald: This week, American Indian and Canadian First Nations leaders will hold talks in their own way: with…
SNOHOMISH COUNTY (Feb. 27, 2008) – The Stillaguamish and Tulalip tribes are working toward the designation of Port Susan Bay…
The Skagit Valley Herald editorializes on a plan to streamline permits for tide gate repairs: The reality is that the…
The Skagit Valley Herald commended a recent project on the Upper Skagit Reservation, which brought coho salmon to tribal land…
The Skagit Valley Herald: For the first time in 50 years, the coho salmon have returned to the Upper Skagit…
SWINOMISH (Feb. 13, 2008) – When the Swinomish Channel was dredged 70 years ago, the spoils were dumped on top…
The Bellingham Herald writes about Lummi tribal geoduck harvest: Cliff Cultee and other Lummi geoduck divers hope to get a…
