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A spring chinook sign on a fence in front of snow-covered hatchery raceways

Seasons of Service: Winter Work at our Hatcheries

a group of students crowd a table with white tubs full of macroinvertebrates and detritus/decaying leaves

For Parents and Educators

Kids in the Creek: Fostering the Next Generation of Natural Resources Stewards

A calm river with trees on both sides and a mountain and blue skies in the distance.

New Complex Manager at Leavenworth Fisheries Complex

2025-2026 Junior Duck Stamp featuring a northern shoveler floating on water.

Washington Junior Duck Stamp Program

A young woman in glasses holds a slide up to look at it in an attic storage space.

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A man with a large tribal tattoo on his right upper arm reaches into a fishing hoop net, his face hidden by a large straw hat.

Salmon for Tribal Trust

A man in waders and sunglasses holds up a large salmon horizontally with both hands.

Boosting Salmon in the Columbia

Two girls pose with two big trout in front of a pond where other children are fishing.

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In the foreground, a bush blooms with white flowers. Mid-ground, a blue bird bath stands inside a garden surrounded by wooden fencing. In the background, a gazebo is near the garden, and the hatchery main building is beyond.

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Black and white photo of a man bent over, pressing milt from a male salmon into a metal bucket. 5 or 6 other fish lie on boards on the ground behind him.

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Cycle of Life: Raising Salmon Since 1940

A calm river with trees on both sides and a mountain and blue skies in the distance.

New Complex Manager at Leavenworth Fisheries Complex

A spring chinook sign on a fence in front of snow-covered hatchery raceways

Seasons of Service: Winter Work at our Hatcheries

a group of students crowd a table with white tubs full of macroinvertebrates and detritus/decaying leaves

For Parents and Educators

Kids in the Creek: Fostering the Next Generation of Natural Resources Stewards

2025-2026 Junior Duck Stamp featuring a northern shoveler floating on water.

Washington Junior Duck Stamp Program

A young woman in glasses holds a slide up to look at it in an attic storage space.

History and Culture

Preserving History

A man with a large tribal tattoo on his right upper arm reaches into a fishing hoop net, his face hidden by a large straw hat.

Salmon for Tribal Trust

A man in waders and sunglasses holds up a large salmon horizontally with both hands.

Boosting Salmon in the Columbia

Two girls pose with two big trout in front of a pond where other children are fishing.

Special Fishing Events

In the foreground, a bush blooms with white flowers. Mid-ground, a blue bird bath stands inside a garden surrounded by wooden fencing. In the background, a gazebo is near the garden, and the hatchery main building is beyond.

Habitat Restoration

Pollinator Partnerships

Black and white photo of a man bent over, pressing milt from a male salmon into a metal bucket. 5 or 6 other fish lie on boards on the ground behind him.

History and Culture

Cycle of Life: Raising Salmon Since 1940

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