Fish and Wildlife

Nespelem (509) 634-2110
Omak (509) 422-7529

Mission Statement: The Fish and Wildlife Department’s overall goal is to maintain and protect viable populations of native and desired non-native species of fish and wildlife, and their supporting habitats while providing sufficient numbers to meet the cultural, subsistence, recreational, and economic needs of the tribal membership.

Regulations & PermitS Link

Videos

Salmon & People Video | Video Treaty Talks | Sustainable Fish Video | The Friendliest Catch | Bighorn Sheep | Chief Joseph Hatchery | Fish Passage and Reintroduction Phase 1 Report | Salmon Reintroduction | Pronghorn

News

News | Quarterly Newsletters  | Climate Change

Wildlife Division

Wildlife Home page | Bear | Cougars | Gray Wolf | Bighorn Sheep | Canada Lynx

Anadromous Fish Division

Anadromous Home Page | Bonneville (BPA) | Chief Joseph Hatchery | Program | Activities | Annual Program Review | Reports | Contacts

Research, Monitoring & Evaluation

OBMEP | Steelhead Broodstock | UC Spring Chinook | Sockeye Tagging | Stream-Net Project | Reports

Property

Property Overview | Bonneville | Aeneas Creek | Crowder Road | Loup Loup Diversion | Ninemile East | Ninemile North 1 | Lower Salmon Creek | Reservation Line | Pharr Road | Shell Rock Point | Lower Aeneas Creek | Bridgeport Hatchery | Omak Dutch Anderson | Programmatic Plan

Resident Fisheries Division

Resident Home Page | Trout Hatchery | Rufus Woods Lake | General Stocking Activities | Tag Reports | Report a Tagged Fish | Common Questions | Northern Pike

Climate Change

Events & News | Effects to Us | Videos | Kids

Fish Passage

Fish Passage Page | Fish History | Salmon Reintroduction | Columbia River Treaty | Columbia River system operations EIS | Phase 1 report | Columbia River Fish Accords | Supporting Resolutions