CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
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...
The recent fires in the Columbia Gorge made for some spectacular sunrises. CRITFC’s Salmon...
Pacific lamprey were front and center at the two-day Lamprey Summit III in June. Hosted by CRITFC...
by Kyle Dittmer CRITFC Meteorologist/Hydrologist The spring melt and the high water levels...
By Gerry Lewis CRITFC Chairman The first salmon is making its way up the Columbia River, following...
by Jerrod Daniels CRITFE Officer Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fisheries Enforcement is committed to...
by Doug Hatch Fisheries Biologist In early March, CRITFC technicians will begin nonlethal hazing...