CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
Last year, a record 56,000 Snake River fall chinook passed Lower Granite Dam. Making this even...
The spring chinook will soon be returning to the Columbia River. Unfortunately this also means we...
Paul Lumley, CRITFC Executive Director The 1970s was a time of great increases in Indian...
Kyle Dittmer, CRITFC Hydrologist/Meteorologist Normally the Pacific Northwest receives large...
More than 90 percent of boat drowning victims weren’t wearing a life jacket. On the road, you wear...
Over the past two winters, twelve treaty fishing access sites were closed for extensive clean-up...
The Pacific Salmon Commission (PSC) meeting cycle is coming up. The post-season meeting will be...
Some of the climate research CRITFC scientists have been conducting was selected for a special...
This summer, striped bass—also known as “striper”—were recorded several times this summer in the...
Our upcoming annual report includes a section looking back over CRITFC’s three and a half decades....
On October 17, tribal and CRITFC staff released 57 adult steelhead that had been successfully...