The Fisheries Program mission is to restore, protect, expand and reestablish fish populations to sustainable levels to provide harvest opportunities within the historical and cultural territories of the Coeur d’Alene Tribe. The Program’s goals and objectives are accomplished through the implementation of fisheries management plans, and by working in a variety of cooperative, governmental and non-governmental arenas to address aquatic resource issues and needs. The Coeur d’Alene Tribal Council directs the Fisheries Program, as part of the Natural Resources Department, to develop cooperative agreements, design habitat improvement projects, conduct scientific research and monitoring, and pursue various funding opportunities to accomplish the maintenance and improvement in the Reservation fishing program and to develop cooperative activities that may be required off Reservation.
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Coeur d’Alene Sub Basin
Publications
Lake Creek, Evans Creek, Alder Creek Reports
Education
Education & Outreach
Gina Baughn, Natural Resources Education Specialist
208.686.0131
Bobbie White, Natural Resources Education Specialist
208.686.0131
Yearly Activities
- Water Awareness Week
- Natural Resource Inter-Tribal Youth Camp
Newsletters
Watershed Wrap
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2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
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2009
2008
2007
- 2007 vol11 no1 Spring
- WaterShed Wrap Reader Survey
- 2007 vol11 no2 Summer
- 2007 vol11 no3 Fall
- 2007 vol11 no4 Winter
2006
Spokane Sub Basin
Hangman Creek Project Reports
- Hangman ’17 – ’19 Fisheries Enhancement Research, Monitoring and Evaluation Report
- Hangman ’17 – ’19 Fisheries Enhancement Restoration Summary
- Hangman ’15 – ’16
- Hangman ’14 – ’16 Fisheries Enhancement Progress Report
- Hangman ’12 – ’16 Fisheries Enhancement Restoration Summary
- Hangman ’12 -’14
- Hangman ’10 -’11
- Hangman ’08-’09 Annual Report
- Hangman ’04 -’07
- Hangman ’01 -’02
Felix Aripa Shi’ttsin Building
Mainline: 208-686-5302
Name | Position | Phone |
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Angelo J. Vitale | Fisheries Program Manager | 686-6903 |
Aaron Penney | Supplementation Biologist | 686-2083 |
Bobbie White | NR Education & Outreach Specialist | 686-0131 |
James Samuels | Seasonal Fisheries Technician | 686-5302 |
Jeff Jordan | Fisheries Biologist | 686-8702 |
Bruce Kinkead | Fisheries Biologist | 686-6071 |
Jon Firehammer | Research Monitoring & Evaluation Specialist | 686-7037 |
Bryan Harper | Fisheries Technician | 686-6060 |
Judy Caldwell | Clerk/Receptionist | 686-5302 |
Dan Jolibois | Technician Supervisor | 686-6404 |
Mark Ortivez | Seasonal Fisheries Technician | 686-5302 |
Mark Stanger | Seasonal Fisheries Technician | 686-2083 |
Eric Hendrickson | Fisheries Technician | 686-6060 |
Phyllis Johnson | Office Manager | 686-2083 |
Stephanie Hallock | Habitat Biologist | 686-0701 |
George Aripa | Technician Supervisor | 686-8811 |
Gina Baughn | NR Education & Outreach Specialist | 686-0131 |
Tom Biladeau | Habitat Restoration Biologist | 686-6307 |
Glen Lambert | Lead Fisheries Technician | 686-7108 |