Muckleshoot: Lake Tapps plan puts fish at risk
Tacoma News Tribune: Federally protected stocks of salmon and bull trout will lose if the state goes ahead with its…
Tag: Biologists
King County Journal: 550 salmon from Issaquah Hatchery transplanted into Tibbetts Creek
King County Journal: Decades ago, salmon and steelhead returned to tiny Tibbetts Creek in Issaquah to spawn, but the runs…
Seattle Times: Lake Ozette Sockeye
Seattle Times: While Lake Washington sockeye garner most of the attention, another sockeye run in the Olympic Peninsula is trying…
Puyallup Tribe saving, tracking steelhead
The Puyallup Tribe recently kick started two projects to help save Puyallup River steelhead, one of the stocks currently being…
Seattle Times: Sequim elk in urban squeeze
Seattle Times: Nothing defines this sun-soaked Olympic Peninsula city quite like its herd of Roosevelt elk. Visitors to the town…
King 5: Nisqually River late coho
The Nisqually Tribe is continuing their work tracking the late Nisqually coho run. King 5: For years biologists worried that…
Kitsap Sun: Suquamish Netting Few Salmon
From today’s Kitsap Sun: Salmon managers allowed Suquamish Tribe fishers to set their nets in Chico Bay on Monday, but…
New Hatchery Tagging Trailer Helps Salmon
OLYMPIA (May 2, 2005) – A new automatic clipping and tagging trailer is assisting treaty tribes in western Washington in…