CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
Recent research from NOAA Fisheries is trying to find out just how many adult salmon are being...
On a tour of the Columbia River last month, CRITFC Executive Director Paul Lumley and Corps of...
Since time immemorial, the health, spirit, and cultures of the Columbia River tribes have been...
Coho salmon are returning from a 20-year absence in the Snake River Basin, surging up the Columbia...
The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission College Internship Program aims to increase the...
A fire at the Underwood In‑lieu Site on September 15 destroyed or damaged much of the north end of...
Back in the 1970s, salmon runs were declining so quickly that there was a real worry that they...
On September 7, 67,024 fall chinook passed Bonneville Dam. The very next day, 67,521 passed,...
The 2014 sockeye run in the Columbia River is the largest since fish-counting began at the dam in...
The film “The Lost Fish” (the film trailer appears at the end of this post) about tribal Pacific...
Much of the funding for salmon restoration and rebuilding projects is guided by the Northwest...
Executive Director's Message A recent meeting in Astoria on the Columbia River Treaty brought...