We are reflecting on the year past, and looking to the promise ahead. It’s been a momentous year for reckoning the costs of colonialism. The Secwépemc, Syilx Okanagan, and Ktunaxa
2021
Strengthening relationships to bring the salmon home (E-News, 8 Dec 2021)
We are committed to strengthening connections between Nations, Tribes and non-Indigenous allies throughout the Columbia River Basin as we work together to bring the salmon home to the upper Columbia.A
Like ripples in the water: expanding circles of engagement
We are pleased to introduce the third member of our Bringing the Salmon Home Nation-based Outreach and Engagement Organizer team. We warmly welcome Troy Hunter of the Ktunaxa Nation aboard.
Our stewardship of water & salmon is a matter of truth & reconciliation (E-News, 10 Nov 2021)
Please join us in exploring some powerful questions at the , next Wednesday and Thursday, November 17-18, 2021. This free conference is held in a different location each year, alternating
Bringing the salmon home is a growing team effort
We are pleased to introduce the first two members of our new CRSRI team of Nation-based Outreach and Engagement Organizers. We warmly welcome Valerie Michel, Secwépemc Nation, and iitsakitsapoyaki (Carrie
Generational legacy (E-News 21 Oct 2021)
It’s not everyone’s idea of fun to wake up before dawn and then plunge into a cold river for a day of work. But donning wetsuits and waders is a
