This article was originally published in May 2022
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The Tulalip Tribe plays a leading role in Chinook salmon restoration work, and the fish is a crucial part of its culture and identity. The tribal fishery is one of the few that meets PCC’s strict standards for Chinook salmon.
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community shows how eelgrass and aquaculture can co-exist in Puget Sound.
Community support goes beyond food at Byrd Barr Place, where a receptionist answers the phone and connects callers with other services to meet their needs, from warm clothes to housing assistance. “So many times (she) hears, ‘Thank you for answering, nobody ever picks up when I’m trying to find help.”
