The Kitsap Sun (subscription required) reported on the removal of a partial fish-blocking culvert on Chico Creek, under Kittyhawk Drive. Under the direction of the Suquamish Tribe, the 50-year old culvert is…
In an article discussing the annual return of killer whales to Puget Sound, the Kitsap Sun also talked with the Suquamish Tribe about salmon returning to the Kitsap Peninsula, and…
After a decade estimating adult coho salmon runs in the Chico Creek watershed, the Suquamish Tribe is now turning its attention to the coho offspring. A new monitoring effort is…
The Suquamish Tribe recently acquired 157 acres of culturally important tidelands on Dyes Inlet. A traditional shellfish harvesting area, the swath of land is also the site of old wintering…
The Kitsap Sun reported on this year's earlier -than-usual return of chum salmon to Kitsap County's Chico Creek, Â the most productive salmon stream in the county. From the story: "Chum…
The Kitsap Sun spoke with the Suquamish Tribe's fisheries biologist Jon Oleyar about the salmon returning to Chico Creek in Central Kitsap this fall: "The timing of these rains is…
The Kitsap Sun printed a story about Kitsap County purchasing waterfront property that includes Chico Creek, which is home to the county's largest salmon run. The county plans to remove…
From today's Kitsap Sun: Salmon managers allowed Suquamish Tribe fishers to set their nets in Chico Bay on Monday, but their low catch suggests that relatively few chum salmon remain…