by Jill-Marie Gavin | Feb 20, 2025 | CRITFC News
HOOD RIVER, Ore. – Jesse “Buck” Jones – horseman, star basketball player, and an advocate for tribal fishers on the Columbia River – shared his personal story with a live audience Feb. 12 during “A Sense of Place” podcast. Jones, an enrolled member of the Confederated...
by Jeremy FiveCrows | Nov 30, 2022 | CRITFC News
Salmon Claus and his helpers at the 2021 event. It’s that time of year again! Salmon Claus is making preparations to spread holiday cheer to the children and elders living at the tribal fishing access sites along the Columbia River. Each year, the Columbia River...
by ebs-admin | Jun 21, 2013 | Uncategorized
Warm Springs tribal elder Terry Courtney, Jr. demonstrating how to tie a net at the Celilo Falls Inundation 50th Anniversary Commemoration. Warm Springs tribal elder Terry Courtney Jr. passed away on June 15. Mr. Courtney served on the Warm Springs Fish & Wildlife...
by ebs-admin | Sep 7, 2021
Home >> For Tribal Fishers >> Salmon Marketing Salmon Marketing Although the number of fish returning to the Columbia River and its tributaries has been inconsistent, the reliance of Pacific Northwest tribal communities on salmonas an economic resource has...
by ebs-admin | Dec 15, 2020
Who We Are Salmon are one of the most important aspects of the cultures of the Indigenous peoples of the Columbia River Basin. They could rightly be called Wy-Kan-Ush-Pum or “Salmon People” for how completely these sacred fish shaped our cultures, diets, societies,...
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