CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
The end of the fall 2012 tribal salmon fishery marks the end of another productive and successful...
The Salmon Marketing Program hosted a food safety canning class that focused on both subsistence...
Record-breaking Salmon RunFor the second time in 80 years, more than 2 million chinook, sockeye,...
In 1999 the Yakama Nation and the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) partnered...
Coho salmon are once again navigating the waters of the Wenatchee and Methow rivers. Coho were...
The Walla Walla River subbasin is located within the northeast portion of the aboriginal title...
Emerging from the Blue Mountains in Eastern Oregon, Lookingglass Creek travels through the...
Researchers found hatchery-reared salmon that spawned with wild salmon had the same reproductive...
Coho salmon were officially declared extirpated, or non-existent, in 1985 in the Clearwater and...
A tribal success story photo: Jeffrey RichIn 1930, the annual Snake River fall chinook run was...
It was with heavy hearts that we received word that John Johnson, former Chief of CRITFC...
The Columbia River treaty tribes support energy and economic development in the Columbia Basin...