Puyallup Herald: Salmon in Puyallup watershed hurt by flooding
The Puyallup Herald features research by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians on salmon productivity in the Puyallup watershed: Scientists with…
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The Puyallup Herald features research by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians on salmon productivity in the Puyallup watershed: Scientists with…
From Joe Turner at the News Tribune: Reader points out to me that the no fish hatcheries will close is…
From the Seattle Times: Buried deep within the 298 pages of the proposed Senate operating budget for 2009-11 is the…
The Puyallup Tribe of Indians recently released their summary report on juvenille salmon monitoring in the Puyallup River watershed. The…
Sharp cuts in fishing by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians this year will allow sport fishermen to start fishing for chinook on the Puyallup River two weeks early.
“The tribe is going to be off the water more this year to reduce impacts on returning chinook, and this gave more opportunity for sport fishermen,” said Chris Phinney, the tribe’s salmon fisheries management biologist. The cuts by the tribe were agreed to last spring during the tribal and state salmon fisheries management process.
From the Seattle Times: The Puyallup Tribe is working on some innovative ways to boost fisheries on hatchery chinook destined…
The TNT this morning had a great article on the Puyallup Tribe’s adult coho planting project. The gist of the…