Fish Tales - 2010 (Current Edition)

Fish Tales is a quarterly newsletter that NSEA sends to its members and selected public officials. To view issues of Fish Tales online, click the links below. This page provides the issues for this year. 

 Spring 2010  | Summer 2010  |  Fall 2010

Archived issues are also available by clicking on a year listed below.
 2009 | 2008 |2007 | 2006 

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Issues	Articles
Spring 2010	Happy Birthday! NSEA Marks 20 Years as a Regional Fisheries Enhancement Group Salmon at the Bay 2010, A Celebration of Salmon through Art, Food, and Music From the Executive Director: Become a Member of NSEA - It's Easy! Late Breaking News: NSEA Board Transitions New Board Member Envisions Strong Salmon Fisheries NSEA Calendar: May - July 2010 Salmon Science - Riverine Sockeye, the Forgotten but Unique Salmon Admin Volunteer Seeks Better Knowledge of NSEA Salmon Recovery Education and Stewardship - Educators Create Awareness in our Community WWU to Offer Advanced Flyfishing Class NSEA Partners, Volunteers & Work Parties - NSEA Interns: An Invaluable Asset River Stewards Internships Now Available for Summer 2010 Plant Corner - Black Twinberry - The Good Black Berry WCC: Spreading Joy, One Shrub at a Time Volunteer of the Quarter: Jennie Husby Business of the Quarter: Wild and Scenic River Tours Cooperator of the Quarter: Mt Baker-Snoqualmie N.F. Student Excellence Spotlight: Erin Weisenhorn RE Sources Recognizes NSEA Volunteer as Environmental Hero Ditch the Car during National Bike Month NSEA Membership
Summer 2010	Support NSEA at Salmon at the Bay From the Board President: NSEA Education Programs Making a Real Difference in Our Community Living Values: Ed. Coordinator Bids Farwell NSEA Calendar: August - October 2010 Salmon Science - Protecting the Spring Chinook AmeriCorps Terms Come to an End - Gwen's Goodbye, Eleanor's Goodbye Student Board Position The Students for Salmon Connection Nooksack River Stewards Invite You to Explore the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Weed Aware - Japanese Knotweed: One of the Most Invasive Species in the World Summer Brings Tan Lines, Site Maintenance for WCC Crew NSEA Instream Searson 2010 Volunteers of the Quarter: Carmen Powell and Patti Apparius Business of the Quarter: Lost River Winery Cooperator of the Quarter: Whatcom Community College Educator of the Quarter: Jane Yaude, Options High School Support NSEA through the NW Salmon Recovery Fund NSEA Membership
Fall 2010	Busy Summer Season for NSEA Instream Projects Annual Fall Fundraiser: Why Your Gift Matters! From the Board President: What Can You Do to Help Salmon? New AmeriCorps Members Join NSEA Registration Now Open for 2010 Salmon Summit NSEA Calendar: October - November 2010 Salmon Science: An Overview of Genetically Engineered Atlantic Salmon New Student Board Members Inspired by Flyfishing and NSEA Internship - Monica Blanchard, Amanda Allen, and Colin Riordan  Education and Stewardship: Salmon Education Swimming Strong River Stewards Share Information, Passion for Salmon First South Fork Nooksack River Canoe Clean Up a Great Success NSEA Receives $25,000 Grant Fall 2010 Work Parties Native Plant Corner: Western Red Cedar: The "Tree of Life" in the Pacific Northwest. The new Washington Conservation Corp Crew Checks In Volunteer of the Quarter: Ramon Feskens Cooperator of the Quarter: Re Sources for Sustainable Communities Business of the Quarter: BelleWood Acres Educator of the Quarter: John McLaughlin Salmon Woman Totem Reinstalled at Maritime Heritage Park NSEA Membership Advertise in Fish Tales
Winter 2010