Saving the Salish Sea: A Call to Protect What Cannot Be Replaced

By |2025-05-01T15:28:49-07:00May 1, 2025|Categories: Habitat Restoration, Orca whales, Reefnet fishing, Sustainable fishing methods|Tags: , , |

This week, we’re honored to share a heartfelt letter from our Board President, reflecting on the challenges and hopes facing the Salish Sea. From the powerful story of Tokitae’s spirit [...]

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History Tells Us We Can be Successful at Habitat Restoration

By |2024-01-04T12:10:44-08:00March 18, 2022|Categories: Crab Fishing, Crab populations, Habitat Restoration, Uncategorized|Tags: , , , |

History Tells Us We Can be Successful at Habitat Restoration How do we know we can be successful at habitat restoration? Because we have done it before…read on! [...]

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Salish Center for Sustainable Fishing Methods

Riley Starks
Executive Director

Email with questions and comments
Phone: 360-220-0013

4300 Matia View Dr
Lummi Island, WA 98262

Gratitude to Our Indigenous Neighbors

We want to acknowledge that we are on the ancestral homelands of the Coast Salish People who have lived in the Salish Basin, throughout the San Juan Islands and the North Cascades watershed, from time immemorial. We want to express our deepest respect and gratitude for our indigenous neighbors, the Lummi Nation and Nooksack Tribe, for their enduring care and protection of our shared lands and waterways.

Welcome to Our World on Lummi Island

We include businesses, enterprises, non-profit organizations, and recreation. Everything that we do is connected to, dependent on, and influenced by everything else we do, and the island we live on. We include: 

• Reefnet Fishing

• Salish Center For Sustainable Fishing Methods

• Lummi Island SeaGreens; Seaweed Farming

• Legoe Bay Reefnetter; SalishSea Food Truck

• Nettles Farm; Culinary Lodging

Each is part of the world that is our special home.

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