Community education and volunteer involvement are two of the most important aspects of SPSSEG’s mission. Spring is the time that many of our education efforts get underway and we look forward with great anticipation to kicking off this Spring season … Continued
Today we removed all of the signs and netting at the Trail. While we were there we took a look at what was happening in the creek. There were amazingly a few live chum, but most of them were in … Continued
AND APPLY FOR OUR NEW PROJECT MANAGER POSITION! When: Thursday, January 22, 2009 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Where: Lacey Community Center 6729 Pacific Ave SE, Lacey, WA, 98503 map Every January SPSSEG hosts our annual membership meeting. Of course, … Continued
Here is a selection of videos from this November: Chums Swimming and Dying
Well, about 647 visitors and a handful of docents were at the Trail this weekend to witness the end of this year’s salmon run. It was a quiet weekend and a nice way to wrap up a busy month, especially … Continued
It started out a quiet day at my abode from where I did wander. All I had to do was turn around take a winding walk over trails of chum now deceased. Finding a family gathering stopping to enjoy some … Continued
This weekend brought unusual and much welcomed sunshine to the Kennedy Creek Trail. We enjoyed nearly 500 inquisitive and excited visitors on Saturday alone. We even had the pleasure of welcoming visitors from the Seattle area, who read about the … Continued
By Richard M. Johnson The jack salmon is looked at as either a fun fish to catch on an ultra light spinning rod, or the failure of a perfectly good fish to reach it’s potential. When I say “jack”, I’m … Continued
Frye Cove, a small bay in Eld Inlet, will be the site of two SPSSEG projects this summer. First, with additional funding from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS), the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), Salmon Recovery Funding … Continued