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Oyster project aims to restore access to ancestral food - Northwest Treaty Tribes
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Oyster project aims to restore access to ancestral food - Northwest Treaty Tribes
In Triangle Cove, a small embayment tucked into Camano Island off Port Susan Bay, the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians is working to establish an oyster population that could someday support tribal harvests and reconnect the tribal community with a food source eaten by their ancestors. “Shellfish have always been a big part of who Stillaguamish are,” said Kadi Bizyayeva, Stillaguamish vice chair and the tribe’s fisheries director. With an eye to…
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