CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
CRITFC Lamprey Lead Laurie Porter received the 2023 Oregon Chapter of American Fisheries Society Award of Merit for her work in lamprey. “Laurie’s dedication to this work helps us ensure that Pacific lamprey will continue to be a part of our culture, both now and for future generations,” said CRITFC Exec Dir DeCoteau.
WAPATIT N'CHII WANAPAMA NUSUX 'Help the Columbia River Salmon' The Bateman Island causeway is an...
CRITFC is pleased to announce that Donella Miller, a member of the Confederated Tribes and Bands...
Salmon are just one of the sacred First Foods. As spring nears, members of the Confederated Tribes...
After a colder and wetter winter than in recent years, the Columbia Basin is predicted to see...
Help make the season a bit brighter for the tribal fishing families along the Columbia River by donating to CRITFC’s annual Salmon Claus gift drive.
The Oregon Health Authority has released a fish consumption advisory for Pacific lamprey in the...
The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission has released the 2022 Update of the Tribal Energy...
Warm Springs tribal leader Ron Suppah was sworn in as the 2022-2023 Chair of the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission during its July meeting.
Thanks to the heroic efforts and sacrifice of the salmon, people, animals, and plants hundreds of miles from the coast can take part in the richness that the ocean provides. On World Oceans Day, we honor the gifts that the oceans provide.
Yesterday, Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs Bryan Newland, Regional BIA Director...
Elmer Crow, Nez Perce Fisheries (right) and Jeff Yanke, Oregon Department of Fish and...