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Treaty tribes bring critical voices to World Fisheries Congress

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By Kimberly Cauvel Verified
People around the world rely heavily on fish as a nutritional resource and economic commodity. Fisheries scientists, policymakers and other key players in these food systems gathered in Seattle in early March to discuss the latest research, trends and challenges for the world’s fisheries at the ninth annual World Fisheries Congress.
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Fisheries co-managers drafting joint hatchery policy

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By Kimberly Cauvel Verified
| nwtreatytribes.org
For decades, treaty tribes have operated their own hatchery programs to help sustain the region’s salmon and steelhead populations. Tribes have built the facilities, staffed them, updated and expanded the programs and infrastructure as needed, and have run extensive monitoring and research on the fish throughout their life cycles. “This work is staggering,” said Ed Johnstone, NWIFC chair.
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'Great success': Baker River sockeye reach record number

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By Kimberly Cauvel Verified
| nwtreatytribes.org
A record number of Baker River sockeye are making their way upriver this year. The fisheries co-managers—consisting of the Upper Skagit and Swinomish tribes and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW)—are estimating a total return of more than 65,000 Baker River sockeye for 2023. The Baker River is a tributary of the Skagit River.
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