Whatcom County groups win $3.5 million for salmon recovery
The Bellingham Herald reports on Salmon Recovery Funding Board projects in Whatcom County. Lummi Nation was the largest single recipient…
Port Gamble S’Klallam Concerned About Proposed Dock in Home Waters
The Kitsap Sun printed this story about the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe’s concerns about a proposed dock to be built…
SRF Board grant funding and the Nisqually estuary
Chris Dunagan over at Watching Our Water Ways notes the generous nature of the last Salmon Recovery Funding Board grant…
The Nisqually watershed is getting some help from its neighbors
NISQUALLY (December 13, 2007) – Four neighboring watershed organizations are chipping in nearly $1 million toward a 700-acre estuary restoration…
Suquamish helps with culvert removal project
The Kitsap Sun printed a story about Kitsap County purchasing waterfront property that includes Chico Creek, which is home to…
Bringing Focus
It was a meeting long overdue. Representatives of the 20 treaty Indian tribes in western Washington sat down for the…
Snohomish County urban flooding likely hurt salmon
The (Everett) Herald reports: Struggling salmon populations in south Snohomish County took a beating last week when normally tranquil streams…
Road project near Lummi delayed
The Bellingham Herald has a story about a delay in plans to elevate Slater Road, near the Lummi Reservation: A…
Salmon Eggs Swept Away by Floods
The Kitsap Sun did a nice follow up of the effects of this week’s rain on salmon eggs in local…