All Habitat Is Critical
January 3, 2004 Habitat is the key to wild salmon recovery in western Washington. That’s why the treaty tribes who…
Tag: Fish And Wildlife
$1.1 Million Grant Boosts Sauk-Suiattle Tribe’s Fisheries, Wildlife Enforcement
DARRINGTON (September 19, 2003) — Treaty Indian tribes in Washington state are already leaders in fisheries and wildlife enforcement. Now,…
Tribes’ Landmark Salmon Recovery Project Already Paying Off
Deepwater Slough restoration shows quick results for salmon, especially chinook LA CONNER (July 2, 2003) — A decade-long tribal effort…
Treaty Tribes And Washington State Working To Improve Knowledge Of Groundfish
FORKS (July 1, 2003) — In an effort to preserve groundfish species such as blackcod and yellowtail rockfish for sustained…
Governor Locke Chooses to Sign Bad News Bills Over Tribes’ Objection
OLYMPIA (June 24, 2003)– Governor Locke signed the highly controversial water bills quietly and without fanfare Friday. The bills, dubbed…
Legislators, Tribes, Environmental Organizations And Others: Opposing The Water Bills
OLYMPIA (May 5,2003)-A coalition of legislators, Indian tribes, environmental organizations and fishing groups objected this morning to the potential passage…
Scientists Release New Recommendations for Reforming Puget Sound/Coastal Washington Hatchery System
OLYMPIA (May 5, 2003) — The Hatchery Scientific Review Group (HSRG) released a report today that lays the groundwork for…
Hurd Creek Hatchery Vital To Salmon Restoration
BLYN (Feb. 14, 2003) — In the mid-1990s, fisheries biologists throughout the Pacific Northwest turned their attention on a small…
United Tribes Distribute Water Principles
OLYMPIA (Jan. 13, 2003) — Indian tribes today released a list of principles they say the state must comply with…