Lummis honor returning salmon
The Bellingham Herald covered the Lummi First Salmon Ceremony: LUMMI RESERVATION — About 300 members of Lummi Nation and their guests gathered Wednesday at Wex li em community building for…
The Herald runs story on elk relocation
The Everett Herald ran a story Sunday about a recent elk relocation from Acme, Whatcom County:
Tribes from around the region want to move about 45 cows, bulls and calves before the state, pressured by complaints from farmers, lets hunters cull the herd.
“The tribes would like to give all these animals a chance,” Stillaguamish Tribe Chairman Shawn Yannity said.
Seattle Times: Dam is gone, salmon are back
Seattle Times: For more than a century, salmon followed Goldsborough Creek as it passed through the grounds of a sawmill, into the middle of Shelton and toward the woods beyond…
Tulalip Tribes plan estuary restoration
Everett Herald: The Tulalip Tribes wants to reverse the tide of dike-building on the Snohomish River delta. The tribe and its federal, state and local partners would like to hear…
King 5: Major clam bay near shelton in trouble
King 5: One of the nation's richest shell fish bays is in trouble. Oakland Bay near Shelton produces 60 percent of the entire nation's Manila clams. But the water quality…
Quileute removes junk vehilces press release
Two Junk Vehicles Removed From River Bank Thanks To Quileute Tribe
Two new releases: Quileute sockeye surveys and Lower Elwha restoration
Quileute Tribe Counts Little Known Sockeye Population At Lake Pleasant Lower Elwha Completes Another Phase Of Restoring Pysht River For Fish
Kitsap Sun: Suquamish Netting Few Salmon
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…