The Herald: Tribes, state will return to court over salmon
The Daily Herald of Everett reports on a future court date between the tribes and state to settle the Culvert Case
Tribes have hope for Obama
The Daily Herald of Everett: The new president has been in office for less than 24 hours, but the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission is wasting no time in making their…
Stillaguamish Tribe keeps an eye on eagles
The North County Outlook: Breeding bald eagles often construct alternate nests in trees within a mile of the original. In Snohomish County, a pair of eagles seemed especially fond of…
How the salmon grant money will be used
The (Everett) Herald breaks down SRF Board funding by river: Snohomish County should get $4.5 million for salmon recovery for 2008 and 2009, part of $60 million in grant money…
Tidal power sites sought
The (Everett) Herald writes about Snohomish County's efforts to turn tidal energy into electricity: "We're still concerned over what the impacts will be on our fishermen," said Daryl Williams, environmental…
Hunters get permit to shoot elk
Tribal hunters to hunt 15 bull elk from a Skagit Valley herd that had been off limits for 12 years. The Daily (Everett) Herald reports: For the first time in…
Tulalip Study Will Reveal Mysteries of Area Estuaries
SNOHOMISH COUNTY (July 3, 2003) -- Though thousands of commuters pass over the Snohomish River and its familiar bevy of sloughs every day as they drive along Interstate 5, beneath…
Careful Harvest Management Leads To Healthy Salmon Returns In 2002
SNOHOMISH COUNTY (Feb. 18, 2003) - Taking advantage of salmon runs boosted by favorable freshwater and marine conditions, tribal and state managers are allowing ever-larger numbers of fish to return…
Tribes Race To Save Threatened Marbled Murrelet
SNOHOMISH COUNTY (July 10, 2001) -- At precisely 4:37 a.m., the first rays of sun penetrate the gloaming on Wheeler Mountain, overlooking the north fork of the Stillaguamish River. A…