LITTLE BOSTON (February 6, 2007) – History is helping show the way for salmon recovery efforts in Kitsap County and on the Olympic Peninsula. A tool created recently by the Point No Point Treaty Council (PNPTC), allows anyone, from government agencies to private citizens, to access details about the history of certain shorelines and estuaries […]
SEQUIM (January 17, 2007) – After extremely high winter tides damaged waterfront properties north of Sequim, along the Strait of Juan de Fuca last February, the property owners knew they needed to do something fast. But rather than build a large rock wall to protect their properties, the 15 property owners decided to do something […]
The Seattle Times and the Port Townsend and Jefferson County Leader both posted the latest update on what the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe and the state of Washington have proposed to do with the Sequim Elk herd. From the Seattle Times: Instead of moving a herd of elk that has been hemmed in by development in […]
The North Kitsap Herald ran a story January 17 about the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe receiving an emergency oil spill response trailer from the state Department of Ecology: After the Port Gamble Bay was hit hard by a preventable oil spill in October 2005, the Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe decided it never wanted to be […]
SEQUIM (January 22, 2007) – After reviewing public comments that overwhelmingly opposed moving the Dungeness Roosevelt Elk Herd out of Sequim, the herd’s co-managers have agreed to pursue efforts to fence the animals away from highways and residential areas. (more…)
