CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
by Laura Gephart, critfc watershed projects coordinator Willy Dick Creek, a tributary of Toppenish...
A recent CRITFC survey of pinnipeds (sea lions and seals) in the lower Columbia River found this...
by Kyle Dittmer, critfc meteorologist/hydrologist Rising rivers due to snowmelt is one of many...
Tribal Salmon Camp 2015 CRITFC, in collaboration with the Nez Perce Tribe, is hosting Salmon Camp...
A recent report from the US Army Corps of Engineers included a number of historical photos from...
The authority to set fishing seasons is an important responsibility of the Columbia River treaty...
The Oxbow Conservation Area, located on the Middle Fork John Day River, exhibits critical habitat...
For thousands of years, tribal cultures have been based on the First Foods that each came at their...
Under a grant CRITFC received from the Potlatch Fund, Yakama artist Toma Villa has been working on...
One of the main reasons the tribes created CRITFC in 1977 was to provide its member tribes with...
Despite off-and-on rain and snow since October, Columbia River basin weather patterns are coming...
This year has been very busy for CRITFC and the tribes in regards to salmon, lamprey, river...