Archive for 2002
Tribal Technicians Come To The Aid Of Injured Bald Eagle
By admin • Dec 12th, 2002 • Category: NWIFC BlogLummi Culvert Project Opens Up Critical Habitat For Salmon
By admin • Dec 11th, 2002 • Category: NWIFC BlogRACEHORSE CREEK (Dec. 6, 2002) — Thanks to a cooperative project between the Lummi Nation and the state Department of Natural Resources, coho salmon in a tributary of the Nooksack River are enjoying access to habitat formerly blocked by an impassable culvert.
A survey of the site on Dec. 3 found more than two dozen spawning coho – most of them native, non-hatchery fish – spawning …
Nooksack Study: Rocks Roll Over Salmon Nests During Floods
By admin • Dec 3rd, 2002 • Category: NewsLummi TFW Program Defends Priceless Cultural Resources
By admin • Dec 3rd, 2002 • Category: NewsLUMMI (Dec. 2, 2002) – “Cultural sites like these are non-renewable resources,” says Lummi Nation Timber, Fish and Wildlife Technician Tom Edwards, motioning with his hand across the expanse of a forest along Lake Whatcom.
Within a few acres from where Edwards is standing, Lummi tribal members have gathered tree bark for medicinal purposes and traditional regalia since before recorded history began. The ancient practice continues …
