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Hatchery staff, trainees brush up on skills in coldwater fish culture class - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Tribal hatchery staff from around the Pacific Northwest participated in a coldwater fish culture class in June, taking a deep dive into their work with salmon in hatcheries. The two-week class covered what it takes to operate a hatchery, such as proper sanitary practices to keep eggs and fish healthy, the extensive calculations needed to estimate accurate numbers of eggs for spawning, and how to manage and optimize water flows, fish densities an…Read Article

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Invasive European green crab hit Quilcene Bay - Northwest Treaty Tribes

The Skokomish Tribe will be conducting significant trapping efforts for invasive European green crab throughout Hood Canal this summer, including in Quilcene Bay after finding several dozen in one session this spring. A total of 42 crab were removed from side channels of the bay, near the parking lot for the state tidelands on Linger Longer Road, with the largest measuring 3.3 inches wide, said Max Wiecek, the tribe’s aquatic invasive species co…Read Article

Bull kelp bed in shipping canal could support juvenile chinook - Northwest Treaty Tribes

The Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe is tracking juvenile salmon that are using an unlikely place to find refuge—a shipping canal. The tribe has been keeping an eye on a growing bull kelp bed as potential salmon habitat in the Port Townsend Shipping Canal, which is unique since most bull kelp beds in Puget Sound are in decline, said Hans Daubenberger, the tribe’s senior research scientist. The waterway is located between the Quimper Peninsula and Ind…Port Townsend · Port Townsend Read Article

Salmon ceremonies celebrate, honor fishing as a way of life - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Sharing a taste of the celebrated blueback salmon with all ages is an important part of the Quinault Tribe’s event in May. Each spring, Northwest tribes mark the beginning of the fishing season with first salmon ceremonies and blessings of their fleets. “It’s our way of life,” said Aurelia Bailey, senator and cultural events director for the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, during the tribe’s gathering in May. “And when our people are out on …Washington State · Washington Read Article

Nisqually Indian Tribe celebrates hatchery upgrades - Northwest Treaty Tribes

The Nisqually Indian Tribal community gathered in early May to celebrate a dream that took almost a decade to come to life. The upgraded Kalama Creek Hatchery, now better suited to climate change mitigation and caring for wild stocks of coho and chinook, celebrated completing its first phase with a ceremony and ribbon cutting. “The light is finally starting to shine through the tunnel,” said James Slape Jr., the tribe’s natural resources manager…Washington State · Washington Read Article

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Hatchery staff, trainees brush up on skills in coldwater fish culture class - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Invasive European green crab hit Quilcene Bay - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Bull kelp bed in shipping canal could support juvenile chinook - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Supplying salmon to the Skokomish River - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Projects abound for Nisqually Community Forest - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Students learn from salmon along the river - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Can sea cucumbers help clean net pens? - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Positive trend continues for sockeye program - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Salmon ceremonies celebrate, honor fishing as a way of life - Northwest Treaty Tribes

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Bull kelp bed in shipping canal could support juvenile chinook - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Supplying salmon to the Skokomish River - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Projects abound for Nisqually Community Forest - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Students learn from salmon along the river - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Can sea cucumbers help clean net pens? - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Positive trend continues for sockeye program - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Salmon ceremonies celebrate, honor fishing as a way of life - Northwest Treaty Tribes

Nisqually Indian Tribe celebrates hatchery upgrades - Northwest Treaty Tribes