Fraser River sockeye salmon returns among highest recorded
Treaty tribes in western Washington are having a bountiful Fraser River sockeye fishery this season, with at least three times…
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Collaborative efforts for Elwha River freshwater mussel rescue
[display_podcast] PORT ANGELES (October 16, 2008) – There was a sense of urgency when tribal, state and federal biologists recently…
Vibrio causes problems for Hood Canal oysters
The Vibrio bacteria has been troubling oysters that were harvested by several Hood Canal tribes this summer. While there are…
Using Fungus To Reduce Water Pollution
SEQUIM (October 26, 2007) – Cleaning up water pollution could be as easy as growing oyster mushrooms in your backyard.…
Jamestown Tribe researches shellfish toxins
The waters of Sequim Bay seem clean, with visibility for several feet within the nearshore. But biotoxins lurk within the…
Slower waters help healthy salmon
SEQUIM (August 29, 2007) – Beneath the bridge at Railroad Bridge Park in Sequim, the rapid waters of the Dungeness…
Jamestown Studying Spot Shrimp Fecundity
BLYN (June 18, 2007) – Aleta Erickson gently tweezes 100 eggs, each the size of a large grain of sand,…
Co-management effort of saving endangered salmon proves positive
SEQUIM (May 22, 2007) – Strong tribal and state co-management efforts have led to a ten-fold increase of chinook in…
Natural berms more beneficial than bulkheads
SEQUIM (January 17, 2007) – After extremely high winter tides damaged waterfront properties north of Sequim, along the Strait of…