Climate change: Washington coastal tribes hosting symposium blending indigenous knowledge with western science
The inaugural First Stewards symposium, to be held July 17-20 in Washington, D.C. is a national...
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Tag: Global Warming
Some Fraser River sockeye surviving warming waters better than others
Researchers from the Canadian Department of Oceans and Fisheries and other institutions are finding genetic markers in Fraser River salmon that predict their success in surviving warming water temperatures, as detailed in this...
Read MoreLess phytoplankton means less food for fish
National Public Radio has a story about the decline in phytoplankton in our oceans that results in less food for fish. Read it here.
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Retreating glaciers adding to fish woes on Quinault River
Glaciers that feed the Queets and Quinault Rivers are just fractions of the size they were a few...
Read MoreSwinomish Tribe raising community awareness about climate change
LA CONNER — Swinomish Tribe Water Resources Department staffers have been recognized as “Protectors of Mother Earth” for making a simple change at the annual community clam bake. Instead of using paper plates...
Read MoreMuckleshoot Fisheries bio on global warming, salmon
Mike Mahovlich of the Muckleshoot Tribe was on KUOW’s Weekday (second hour) this morning talking about global warming, salmon and specific issues dealing with the warming of Lake Washington and the Ship Canal.
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