CRITFC News
News and announcements from the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
The spring chinook will soon be returning to the Columbia River. Unfortunately this also means we...
Paul Lumley, CRITFC Executive Director The 1970s was a time of great increases in Indian...
Kyle Dittmer, CRITFC Hydrologist/Meteorologist Normally the Pacific Northwest receives large...
More than 90 percent of boat drowning victims weren’t wearing a life jacket. On the road, you wear...
Over the past two winters, twelve treaty fishing access sites were closed for extensive clean-up...
The Pacific Salmon Commission (PSC) meeting cycle is coming up. The post-season meeting will be...
Some of the climate research CRITFC scientists have been conducting was selected for a special...
This summer, striped bass—also known as “striper”—were recorded several times this summer in the...
Our upcoming annual report includes a section looking back over CRITFC’s three and a half decades....
On October 17, tribal and CRITFC staff released 57 adult steelhead that had been successfully...
In 1964, after 14 years of studies and 6 years of negotiations, the United States and Canada...
CRITFC and the University of Idaho are building on their strong, collaborative relationship and...