The Peninsula Daily News published a story about coastal tribes’ Dungeness crab hauls:
Despite spotty soft shell crab conditions early in the season, coastal tribal crab fishermen are cautiously optimistic after landing 1.7 million pounds of crab prior to the Dec. 2 storm.
A new bi-weekly paper in North Snohomish County, the North County Outlook, reports on the hatchery relationship between the Tulalip Tribes and the state: One hundred years ago members of…
The Seattle federal court decided in favor of treaty tribes in Western Washington in the so-called "Culvert Case." From the decision: The Court hereby declares that the right of taking…
The Bellingham Herald has two stories today on the arrival of the canoes: Tribal paddlers arrive for festivities Volunteers help tribal paddle event go smoothly Thousands flocked to the shores…
The Seattle Times published a story focusing on the Skokomish Tribe and how the health of Hood Canal is affecting the tribe's way of life... HOOD CANAL — It's a…
Squaxin Island tribal fisherman conducting a ceremonial fishery earlier this fall.
Everett Herald: Tulalip Tribal elder Ray Moses keeps the stories his ancestors gave to him. He tells how the whale pushes the reluctant salmon back into the rivers, how the…
From the Olympian: Puget Sound's web of life is in trouble, with 40 marine invertebrate, fish, bird and mammal species listed as threatened or endangered on state and federal lists,…
Bellingham Herald: Four elk were relocated Monday from the Acme area, where they were among the 75 animals that have been trampling fences and eating crops. Regardless of the small…
Georgiana Kautz, the Nisqually Tribe's natural resources manager, had a good opinion piece on harvest published in the News Tribune yesterday: Imagine if each year, everyone who harms salmon was…