Liberty Bay Opens to Clam Harvest After Decades-Long Closure
The Suquamish Tribe is harvesting clams from Liberty Bay after a 30-year closure. The state...
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Tag: Stormwater Runoff
Narrowing the Causes of Pre-Spawning Death
Scientists overseeing the Grovers Creek coho salmon stormwater experiment are closer to...
Read MoreCoho Salmon Eggs Put to the Stormwater Test
Peering through a microscope at the Suquamish Tribe’s Grovers Creek Hatchery, biologist Tiffany Linbo uses two pairs of tweezers to gently peel the protective layer off an 18-day-old fertilized coho salmon egg. The National...
Read MoreGrovers Creek Coho Used for Stormwater Runoff Study
Using fish from the Suquamish Tribe’s Grovers Creek hatchery, federal agencies and their partners are determining just how lethal polluted urban highway runoff is to salmon. Staff from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS)...
Read MoreTulalip Tribes engineer wetlands to treat stormwater
TULALIP – Stormwater runoff from the parking lots and playfield at Tulalip Elementary runs directly into Tulalip Bay. Traveling through conventional drains and pipes, at times seeping over the sidewalk onto Totem Beach Road, the...
Read MoreTulalip Tribes to build wetland as stormwater filter
The Daily Herald of Everett reported on a Tulalip Tribes project to build a wetland to filter stormwater runoff into Tulalip Bay: Tulalip Bay is one of north Snohomish County’s picturesque gems, but the Tulalip tribal...
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