Removing the last barriers to salmon in Chico Creek
Biologists and engineers witnessed chum salmon take advantage of a newly restored tributary to Chico Creek this fall, soon after…
Protecting Natural Resources for Everyone
Biologists and engineers witnessed chum salmon take advantage of a newly restored tributary to Chico Creek this fall, soon after…
After two decades of patient planning and coordination with Kitsap County and others, the Suquamish Tribe is happy to finally…
Juvenile salmon can move freely from Oak Bay to Kilisut Harbor for the first time in 75 years, following the…
Culverts mess up fish habitat. And Kitsap County is filled with them. In fact, there are enough culverts to partially…
“I’m 78 right now and still in the courtroom all day, still talking about fixing the salmon problem,” Frank said. “It never seems to get done, and we’re running out of time.” – Billy Frank Jr., Chairman, Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission.