The name sockeye comes from a poor attempt to translate the word suk-kegh from British Columbia's native Coast Salish language. Suk-kegh means red fish. The sockeye, also called red or blueback ...

In the newly published study, researchers found the sharp decline in fish was from regional urbanization and ...

A possible sighting of the largest toothed mammal has garnered a lot of dialogue among marine enthusiasts on the West Coast ...

The waters flowing from Ch’ich eliwxih feed the nearby fishing location of Stitsma, located along the Seymour River. Today, people continue to fish for salmon in this location.

A classic-style Coast Salish blanket, which includes a mixture of woolly dog and goat wool. The woolly dog wool is in the warp (vertical strands). Accessioned 1858. Collection notes. Researchers ...

All eyes may be on Vancouver, but seafood insiders know that just down the coast lies ... River meets the Salish Sea in the city of Richmond, the compact, picturesque fishing village is also ...

SEATTLE— The federal government proposed a new rule today expanding critical habitat protection along the West Coast ... fishing is harming the orcas and one filed in August to establish a “whale ...