AP: Tribes combine science, canoes for water quality
The Associated Press had the following story about the Tribal Canoe Journey: TSAWWASSEN, British Columbia — Pushing off one morning…
Protecting Natural Resources for Everyone
The Associated Press had the following story about the Tribal Canoe Journey: TSAWWASSEN, British Columbia — Pushing off one morning…
Tribes are steadfast about their treaty shellfish harvest rights. If we weren’t, our livelihoods and cultures would disappear. In Mystery…
The Kitsap Sun reported on proposed efforts by the Foss Maritime Company to help restore Doe-Keg-Wats, part of the Suquamish…
[display_podcast] Jon Oleyar likens his stream surveying to the television show “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation.” But rather than seeking evidence…
SKAGIT COUNTY (Feb. 8, 2008) – Many North Sound tribes traditionally relied on elk meat for sustenance. But these days…
The P-I’s series on the Duwamish River Superfund site looks at the impact of the pollution on area tribes, which…
SUQUAMISH – Spot shrimp are an elusive bunch, given they live 250 feet below the surface, making it hard for…
Indian Country Today quotes Billy Frank Jr. and Suquamish Chairman Leonard Forsman in this article about the Lummi potlatch: Billy…
KINGSTON (August 10, 2007) – Tiny bubbles disturb the water’s surface as the Suquamish Tribe’s research boat approaches Pilot Point,…