North Kitsap Herald: Grover’s Creek set to release chinook
The North Kitsap Herald writes about the tagging and clipping efforts by the Suquamish Tribe as they prepare to release…
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Oil spill settlement makes regional newspapers
Regional newspapers announce the Suquamish Tribe’s settlement with Foss Maritime over the December 2003 oil spill: Seattle Times: More than…
Rain/Wind Probable Cause for Large Fish Kill in Gorst
GORST (May 25, 2006) — Gusty winds and associated rains Tuesday evening are believed to be the cause of a major fish kill at the Gorst Creek salmon rearing facility.
An estimated 1.6 million fall Chinook salmon fry were found dead at the Gorst Creek rearing ponds Wednesday morning, said Jay Zischke, Suquamish fisheries manager.
Suquamish Tribe challenges Bainbridge Island CAO
Kitsap Sun: The Suquamish Tribe wants the state to force Bainbridge Island to redraw its Critical Areas Ordinance, believing the…
Kitsap Sun: Suquamish Tribe chum spawning surveys
Chris Dunagan at the Sun does a good job every year with his “salmon spawning” story. This year he features…
Salmon habitat restoration at Clear Creek
The Suquamish Tribe has been involved with a new salmon habitat restoration project near Silverdale on Clear Creek. The project will add new sorts of habitat features to the creek that supports coho and chum salmon, along with trout.
Hatchery Reform In Action At Suquamish’s Grovers Creek Hatchery
SUQUAMISH (July 12, 2001) – Modifications currently under way at the Suquamish Tribe