Media, please contact PR Specialist Michael David Bushman at busmd@yakamafish-nsn.gov for more information.
Return of the Lamprey
Tribal-led conservation helps revive an ancient fish in Wenatchee River
PORTLAND HARBOR – PROPOSED PLAN – PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released the Proposed Plan for cleanup of the Portland Harbor Superfund site on June 8, 2016.
Job Announcement:The Nature Conservancy Aquatic Ecologist
Attached is the job description. Also if you have any questions contact Ryan Haugo Phd.
World Fish Migration Day (May 24) Save the Date
SAVE THE DATE:
MAY 24, 2014 (SATURDAY)
Time: TBD
We are releasing adult lamprey for translocation.
This event testifies to the importance of Pacific lamprey migration to the world
Film Showing
Announcing Films to be presented at 6pm on Monday, January 27, 2014 at the Cultural Heritage Center Theater.
The Lost Fish
2013 Tribal Environmental Leaders Summit
First Return Sockeye Ceremony July 10, 2013
Lamprey returned to Yakima River basin
Asum/eel Releases (eel-like lamprey)
Virtual Lamprey Arrives in Yakima Valley
Toppenish, Wash. - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Yakama Nation announce the virtual arrival of Asúm the Lamprey to the Yakima Valley.
Yakama Nation Shares Salmon and Work at 16th Annual Open House
Cle Elum, Wash. - The Yakama Nation hosts the 16th Annual Open House at the Cle Elum Supplementation and Research Facility on July 20, 2012. Self-guided tours start at 10:00am and salmon bake at noon.