The Puyallup Tribe of Indians is already finding salmon using newly restored habitat on the Clearwater River. So far this year, the tribe has counted more than 100 chinook and 250 coho in about a mile of restored river.
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n April 25, 2012, representatives from four tribes, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Army Corps of Engineers all stood by the Columbia River to mark the end of a construction project both useful and symbolic. It was the completion of the 31st — and final — fishing access site on the river…
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Yakama Nation buys Lyle Point, ending decades-long struggle over fishing rights
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“Seriously flawed.” Mincing no words Wendell Hannigan, vice-chair of Columbia River Inter-tribal Fish Commission, described to a House Subcommittee a Comprehensive Review report that endorsed changes in the Northwest energy system as defective.
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