Hoh Indian Tribe is hiring for the position of Hatchery Manager Summary: The Hoh Tribe has had an active hatchery program since the early 80s, devoting significant staff time and resources primarily to the production of Cook Creek-origin winter steelhead. The Hatchery Manager will be overseeing the operation and maintenance of the Chalaat Creek Hatchery […]
Sauk-Suiattle Tribe is hiring for the position of Hatchery Manager SUMMARY The Hatchery Manager applies sound fish culture principles to manage, operate, monitor, evaluate, and report on the Tribe’s aquaculture facility. The Hatchery Manager implements all administrative, operation, and maintenance tasks for Sauk-Suiattle Hatchery. The fish are observed through the feeding and growth process and […]
After spawning out the male and female adult chinook and chum at Grovers Creek Hatchery this fall, the Suquamish Tribal staff has more carcasses than it knows what to do with. So the public takes it off their hands – for a buck a fish. “It helps us get rid of the fish, which we […]
LOWER ELWHA (Feb. 7, 2002) — Just when the legendary Elwha chinook were ready again to make their famous run into the Olympic Mountains, they may be snuffed out by bureaucratic budget cutting. Under an across the board 15 percent budget cut ordered by Governor Gary Locke, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has […]
