CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
CRITFC Executive Director Paul Lumley Statement on Portland’s Fluoridation Proposal The...
Since ancient time, the Nez Perce witnessed the return of Chinook, sockeye, coho, and steelhead to...
At a recent CRITFC-hosted workshop, the Food Safety Modernization Act was presented. This...
One of the Columbia River tribes’ most important ceremonies is the First Salmon Feast. This salmon...
Government-to-government relations between the tribes and federal and state governments are an...
This photo was taken during a CRITFC-hosted tour of the river for a group of US Attorneys. The...
Sovereignty consists of two parts: 1) the ability to make rules and laws and 2) the ability to...
Citing medical reasons, Davis Washines (Yellowash) has decided to retire in August 2013 as Chief...
Last year, biologists predicted major returns of some salmon stocks, a forecast partly based on...
As part of the Corps of Engineers’ tribal river housing review, it will conduct a series of...
Chinook The 2012 spring chinook return was both late timed and just below the average size since...
On November 2, the US Army Corps of Engineers hosted a meeting at the Discovery Center in The...