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Previous Issues
Salmon
August 2025
NSEA News
Building a Legacy for Future Generations by Eli DeWitt, NSEA Instream Project Manager This year, Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association (NSEA) is returning to restoration sites we first planted more than 20 years ago — thanks to dedicated funding that … Continue reading
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January 2025
Nooksack Salmon
Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association: Restoration Part of our work as restoration technicians is to prepare sites for community work parties. At the invitation of Lummi Natural Resources (LNR), we visited the Lummi Nation Wetland and Habitat Mitigation Bank (WHMB) last … Continue reading
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October-November 2024
Southfork Nooksack River Outreach
by Nooksack Salmon Enhancement Association Staff The transition from spring to summer in the Pacific Northwest marks the time that one of our most iconic species is returning to freshwater across the state — salmon! Entering the river systems as … Continue reading
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