The work by the Quinault Indian Nation to combat fish disease is one of the featured stories in the new NWIFC Magazine. You can download the entire magazine as a pdf file here: Blowdown Tests Timber/Fish/Wildlife. From the...
Read MoreOLYMPIA – State and tribal salmon co-managers have crafted a conservation-based package of fisheries for 2009 that will protect weak wild runs while providing limited harvest for treaty tribal and state sport and commercial...
Read MoreAPPROPRIATIONS FY ’09 Tribal efforts were successful in the restoration of the Pacific Salmon Treaty funding for FY09 in its entirety ($1.772m)–a significant accomplishment with a coordinated effort from the NWIFC...
Read MoreRecommendations from the 24 treaty tribes represented by the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission and the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission regarding treaty tribal natural resources management in the Pacific...
Read MoreThe Skagit Valley Herald covered the Swinomish Tribe’s Blessing of the Fleet
Read MoreOLYMPIA (December 20, 2007) — The status quo isn’t always something to cheer about, but when it comes to securing federal funding for tribal natural resource management during tough budgetary times, the treaty Indian tribes in...
Read MoreThe Skagit Valley Herald covered the Swinomish Tribe’s annual Blessing of the Fleet. The full article is available online: Serving hundreds of pounds of crab, prawns, clams and Columbia River salmon, the Swinomish Tribe...
Read MoreAugust 7, 2002 Here we go again. A second year of big returns of hatchery chinook returning to the Columbia River – coupled with more good returns of coho to Puget Sound – and some folks already are talking loudly again about...
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