CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
Most people know that anadromous fish like salmon die shortly after they spawn. Most steelhead in...
by Jill-Marie Gavin, CRITFC Communications HAGERMAN, Idaho — Nestled on the banks of the Snake...
CRITFC’s new CFO Catherine Villarreal is a citizen of the Ottawa Tribe in Oklahoma. CRITFC is excited to bring her on as a highly valued team leader in our fight to put fish back in the rivers and restore the watersheds where they live. In an interview, Catherine shared what lead her to this new position. During our conversation and how her experience and interests help salmon and the environment.
CRITFC is excited that Elaine Harvey (Yakama) has joined our team to lead the Watershed...
Thanks to the heroic efforts and sacrifice of the salmon, people, animals, and plants hundreds of miles from the coast can take part in the richness that the ocean provides. On World Oceans Day, we honor the gifts that the oceans provide.
By Jill-Marie Gavin for the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission MISSION – The Children’s...
Secretary Deb Haaland (Laguna Pueblo) has appointed Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission...
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission celebrates being awarded a First Nations Development...
Around the world, communities are pulling together to protect life forms that have flourished for...
Kyle Dittmer, CRITFC Hydrologist-Meteorologist Rising rivers due to snowmelt is one of many cues...
CRITFC Lamprey Lead Laurie Porter received the 2023 Oregon Chapter of American Fisheries Society Award of Merit for her work in lamprey. “Laurie’s dedication to this work helps us ensure that Pacific lamprey will continue to be a part of our culture, both now and for future generations,” said CRITFC Exec Dir DeCoteau.
WAPATIT N'CHII WANAPAMA NUSUX 'Help the Columbia River Salmon' The Bateman Island causeway is an...