Quileute Tribe Ventures Into Chartered Waters
LAPUSH (Sept. 20, 2001) To combat diminishing returns from commercial salmon fishing, some Quileute tribal fishermen will try their hand…
Makah Tribe Protects Marbled Murrelet Habitat With Easement
NEAH BAY (Sept. 13, 2001) The Makah Tribe has set aside 278 pristine acres of rapidly disappearing marbled murrelet habitat…
Makah Tribe Seeking Sockeye Answers
LAKE OZETTE (Sept. 7, 2001) Visitors to Lake Ozette on the North Olympic Peninsula will see a small boat with…
Quinault Indian Nation Working To Improve Sockeye Returns
TAHOLAH (Sept. 5, 2001) The blueback or sockeye salmon has been synonymous with the Quinault Indian Nation (QIN) for thousands…
Quileute Tribe Restoring Creeks For Fish
FORKS (Sept. 5, 2001) – Two nameless tributaries of the Shuwah River northeast of Forks will once again be hospitable…
Makah Tribe Opens New Fisheries Lab
NEAH BAY (Aug. 3, 2001) – The Makah Tribe recently celebrated the opening of a new fisheries lab that will…
Makah Tribe Pleased With Environmental Assessment On Whale Hunt
NEAH BAY (July 13, 2001) The Makah Tribe today welcomed the news that the federal government again found that the…
Dungeness River Chinook Tagging Helps Track Restoration Efforts Across Oceans
SEQUIM (07/13/01) – The future of nearly a half million young chinook salmon will be tracked because of work now…
Hatchery Reform In Action At Suquamish’s Grovers Creek Hatchery
SUQUAMISH (July 12, 2001) – Modifications currently under way at the Suquamish Tribe