European Green Crab Spring 2018: Big Finds Near Neah Bay
Sightings of the invasive European green crab are on the rise near Neah Bay. As of mid-June 2018,...
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Tag: Lower Elwha
Lower Elwha, Partners Studying Chinook Salmon Returning to Dam-Free Elwha River
The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, in cooperation with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and...
Read MorePDN: Hazel Sampson, oldest Klallam-speaking member, walks on
Hazel Sampson, the oldest native speaker of the Klallam language, died Feb. 4, at 103. She was one of the last native speaking members of the Klallam tribes. From the Peninsula Daily News: Sampson — the granddaughter of the...
Read MoreIndian Country Today: Crab Study, Steelhead Broodstock, Butterfly Bush
Indian Country Today just printed a nice set of stories about natural resources work being done by tribes in Western Washington: Suquamish: Tribes Seek Crab and People for Hood Canal Crab Study Jamestown S’Klallam: Tribe...
Read MoreLower Elwha Klallam Tribe starts Roosevelt Elk Study
With an interest in the long-term sustainability of elk populations on the north Olympic Peninsula, the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe has started a three-year research project aimed at gathering baseline data of the elk herds that...
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