Columbia River Fish Species - CRITFC
The Columbia River Basin is home to 61 different fish species, both native and introduced. The most significant species were those that the tribes of this region relied upon for food. Certainly the most well-know are the various species of salmon: chinook, coho, sockeye, and steelhead.
Home - CRITFC
2024年12月6日 · Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. Our Mission is to ensure a unified tribal voice in the management of Columbia River basin fishery resources and to protect the reserved treaty fishing rights of our member tribes.
The Columbia River Fish Management Plan - SOTSP.
Under the CRFMP, a Policy Committee composed of representatives of the parties was established to “facilitate cooperative action by the Parties with regard to fishing regulations, policy disputes, coordination of the management of fisheries on Columbia River runs and production and harvest measures.” 37 Detailed dispute resolution rules are ...
Member Tribes Overview - CRITFC
CRITFC provides services directly to fishers from its member tribes including the operation and maintenance of 31 fishing access sites along the Columbia River.
Evaluating Salmonid and Stream Ecosystem Response to …
2024年3月1日 · The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission is conducting a research, monitoring, and evaluation study designed to determine the effectiveness of aggregate restoration actions in improving freshwater habitat conditions and viability of ESA-listed spring Chinook Salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) populations.
Invasive Fish Species - CRITFC
Northern Pike pose significant threats to Columbia River fisheries including predation on native and important game fish species, introductions of parasites and disease, and competition with other species for food resources.
Harvest - CRITFC
The Columbia River is known for its distinctly flavored, rich red chinook salmon, also called king salmon. For thousands of years, the Columbia has been home to coho, sockeye, chum and steelhead salmon as well as chinook.
CRITFC Officers honored for lifesaving efforts on the Columbia River
2024年12月16日 · PORTLAND, OR — Columbia River Inter-Tribal Police Officers Beto Rojas and Raul Hernandez were each presented with a Lifesaving Award at the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) Employee Appreciation Banquet in Portland on December 12.
Mercier honored for His Dedication to Columbia River Treaty …
2024年9月30日 · – The Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission (CRITFC) honored Bureau of Indian Affairs Northwest Regional Director Bryan Mercier as he transitioned to a national office at the September Commission meeting held at CRITFC’s Portland headquarters.
Fisheries Timeline - CRITFC
CRITFC provides services directly to fishers from its member tribes including the operation and maintenance of 31 fishing access sites along the Columbia River.