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Service Tribal intern standing along a shoreline holding a fish in a small tank.

Story of Service: Elena Prest

Jakob Bengelink teaching a fisheries science technology lesson around a table outside at the academy.

Casting a Fly Toward Careers in Fisheries

Male Service employee stands beside Big Brothers Big Sisters event participant as he holds a rainbow trout she caught. Lake in background.

Fishing for All

A woman standing wearing a bright orange shirt and sunglasses holding a walking stick in a snowy landscape. A bright, aqua blue lake in the background.

Meet Keala Pelekai

Intern Eric Klingberg poses holding a adult coho salmon at the Quilcene National Fish Hatchery in Quilcene Washington.

An Internship Adventure!

Fisheries intern, Hannah Ferwerda, holding an adult male coho salmon.

An Experience to Remember!

Service interns pose with cleaning gear and over 20 used tackle boxes they cleaned out.

Big Casts Towards Common Goals

Service intern, Suzena Arias, and employee rafting through wetland to check minnow traps

Finding Her Future

Service intern, Eric Klingberg, holding a fish containment bag as a biologist inserts a floy tag into a salmon.

Story of Service: Eric Klingberg

Fisheries intern, Hannah Ferwerda, wading in water and reeling a fishing rod as she samples river for fish.

Story of Service: Hannah Ferwerda

USFWS intern, Typhanie Shepherd, filming on the Elwha River in her drysuit.

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Pacific Northwest Fish Passage Projects Get Big Boost

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Service Tribal intern standing along a shoreline holding a fish in a small tank.

Story of Service: Elena Prest

Jakob Bengelink teaching a fisheries science technology lesson around a table outside at the academy.

Casting a Fly Toward Careers in Fisheries

Male Service employee stands beside Big Brothers Big Sisters event participant as he holds a rainbow trout she caught. Lake in background.

Fishing for All

A woman standing wearing a bright orange shirt and sunglasses holding a walking stick in a snowy landscape. A bright, aqua blue lake in the background.

Meet Keala Pelekai

Intern Eric Klingberg poses holding a adult coho salmon at the Quilcene National Fish Hatchery in Quilcene Washington.

An Internship Adventure!

Fisheries intern, Hannah Ferwerda, holding an adult male coho salmon.

An Experience to Remember!

Service interns pose with cleaning gear and over 20 used tackle boxes they cleaned out.

Big Casts Towards Common Goals

Service intern, Suzena Arias, and employee rafting through wetland to check minnow traps

Finding Her Future

Service intern, Eric Klingberg, holding a fish containment bag as a biologist inserts a floy tag into a salmon.

Story of Service: Eric Klingberg

Fisheries intern, Hannah Ferwerda, wading in water and reeling a fishing rod as she samples river for fish.

Story of Service: Hannah Ferwerda

USFWS intern, Typhanie Shepherd, filming on the Elwha River in her drysuit.

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Habitat Restoration

Pacific Northwest Fish Passage Projects Get Big Boost

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