Here's another look at the Nisqually Tribe’s natural resources office work with personally mounted cameras. This time, you're heading underwater during a geoduck population survey. Nisqually Tribe geoduck surveys from…
The Nisqually Tribe's natural resources office has been recording their activities over the last few weeks using personally mounted cameras. Here's your first look, this time at steelhead surveys. Nisqually…
In the Pacific Northwest, many treaty Indian tribes hold First Salmon Ceremonies and Blessings of the Fleet to honor the salmon that sustain them, and protect the fishermen who procure…
Elders and tribal leaders from the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe teach a group of children in the summer youth enrichment program to gather cedar and prepare it for use in…
Pulling a several ton weir into the Nisqually River is a big job. It takes a few days. Nisqually River weir deployment from NW Indian Fisheries Commission on Vimeo. The…
Jay Julius, member of the Lummi Indian Business Council, addressed the impacts a proposed coal terminal would have on the environment and treaty-reserved fishing rights.
Maia Bellon, director of the Washington State Department of Ecology, addresses the Tribal Habitat Conference in Port Angeles, discussing the state's role in toxic cleanups, water quality and human health…
Deborah Parker, vice chair of the Tulalip Tribes, spoke at the Pacific Education Institute's FieldSTEM breakfast last week. She spoke about her own upbringing and education, and why learning about…
A week ago, the Squaxin Island Tribe conducted a rare intertidal geoduck harvest. Squaxin Island Tribe intertidal geoduck harvest from NW Indian Fisheries Commission on Vimeo. Take a look at…