Tsagaglalal, meaning "She Who Watches," is the Pacific Northwest's most famous carved petroglyph and painted pictograph.
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WA lawmakers introduce bill allowing tribes to cull sea lions
Earlier this month, U.S. Congresswoman Emily Randall (D, WA-06) introduced the bipartisan Northwest Endangered Salmon ...
Skamania, introduced H.R. 9637, the Protecting Columbia River Salmon Act, a bill that would allow Southwest Washington's Indian Tribes to ...
A new bill introduced in U.S. Congress would authorize Native American tribes in Southwest Washington to kill some of the sea ...
Washington Congresswoman Marie Glusenkamp Perez (D-WA-03) introduced a bill on Thursday as part of an effort to preserve the ...
A high-stakes battle is heating up between the non-federally recognized Chinook Indian Nation and the Quinault Indian Nation ...
The federal government can confer health care, education, housing and casino rights, but for small bands like many in the ...
Tribal fishing access sites along the Columbia River are set for repairs after a new federal report found safety and ...
We can tell the story we’ve always told about American ingenuity. Or we can tell a fuller story, one that acknowledges our ...
The jawless, eel-like fish known as Pacific lamprey get little love from the uninitiated; with their toothy-maw used to suck ...
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WA tribal fishing sites on Columbia River due for repairs
Federally maintained tribal fishing sites on the Columbia River will get repairs intended to keep them safe and functional ...
Three large wildfires combined have burned more than 160 square miles, an area larger than the size of Seattle, in Central ...
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