Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe Snorkel Surveys Logjams in Dungeness River
Snorkeling the Dungeness River at night recently gave Byron Rot a new appreciation for the fish he works hard to…
Tag: Habitat
Port Gamble S’Klallam Participates in NaGISA Project
The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe was the first group in Washington State to contribute to a worldwide coastal biodiversity census…
Skokomish Tribe, Forest Service to Restore South Fork Skokomish River
SKOKOMISH – A river mile might not seem like a lot to consider after the hundreds of miles that salmon…
Lummi Nation’s Smuggler’s Slough project expands with grant
The state Department of Ecology is contributing part of a National Coastal Wetlands Conservation Program grant to the Lummi Nation’s…
Tired of Salmon?
OLYMPIA – There’s a new bug that’s been going around for the last couple years. State and federal elected officials…
Bellingham Herald: Nooksack project would aid salmon
The Bellingham Herald ran a story over the weekend about the Nooksack Tribe’s planned habitat restoration in the south fork…
KPLU: Tribes Will Relocate Problem Elk
KPLU (includes mp3 file): About 75 elk from a depleted herd have made themselves at home in the abundant pastures…
“Treaty tribes have helped cut salmon harvest by 84 percent”
Georgiana Kautz, the Nisqually Tribe’s natural resources manager, had a good opinion piece on harvest published in the News Tribune…