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Land of the Yakamas
“Land of the Yakamas” is a film that fosters awareness of the unprecedented changes to Yakama Nation homelands and waters caused by the degradation of the environment over the last 150 years.
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Harvest News

Spring Fishers Meeting Presentation

Fri, 03/29/2024

Spring Fishers Meeting Presenation that was presented at the Spring Fisher Meeting Friday March 29, 2024 at Legends Casino.

Honor. Protect.
Restore.

Yakama Nation Fisheries is a program of the Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation. We work "To honor, protect and restore Nch'i-Wa'na (the Columbia River), its tributaries and its resources for the benefit of current and future generations of the Yakama people as reserved for them in the Treaty of 1855 (12 stat. 951).

Open RFQ/RFP

Lower Toppenish Creek Fish Passage and Ecosystem Restoration Project

Closing: Tue, 03/26/2024

RFP_Design Lower Toppenish Passage and Ecosystem Restoration.pdf

RE-BID Mid Columbia Field Station Storage Facility Project (Peshastin, WA)

Closing: Mon, 04/08/2024

Yakama Nation Fisheries

Videos

Click Here To See "Saving Asúm"

(Length = 3.5 min.)

Click Here To See "Methow Coho Story"

(Length = 29 min.)

Click Here To See "Goldendale Water Pump Project

Yakama Perspective"

(Length = 2 1/2 min.)

Storymaps

Click Here to view collection of interactive Storymaps providing an overview of Yakama Nation Fisheries' projects

Yakama Nation Fisheries protect and restore the Columbia River, its tributaries and the species of fish and wildlife that it supports. Through more than 100 current projects, we restore habitat, ensure harvest, and supplement stocks with refined hatchery practices and by mitigating the effects of hydropower. Everyday, we work to honor, protect and restore the Columbia River for the good of the Yakama people and everyone in our region. We speak and work for the resources that are unable to speak for themselves.