Every year, the Lummi Nation releases a million coho yearlings
from its Lummi Bay Hatchery in two batches of 500,000 fish. The
fish are spawned at the Lummi Bay Hatchery and reared at the
state’s Kendall Creek hatchery until they are yearlings. Then
the fish are transported back to Lummi Bay where they are
released. Archives for the ‘Video’ Section The documentary team
of Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele featured the Swinomish
Tribe in a video on the Facing Climate Change website. The
Swinomish Tribe has lived on the coasts of the Salish Sea for
thousands of years. Today, rising seas not only threaten
cultural traditions, but also the economic The Nisqually Indian
Tribe is hoping to learn some lessons about habitat restoration
from salmon moving through an important tributary to the
Nisqually River. Tribal researchers are using Passive Integrated
Transponder (PIT) tags to track juvenile salmon in Ohop Creek.
Two years ago the tribe, the Nisqually Land Trust, and the South
Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement G