KEEYOKS ARTICLES
Water News from the monthly Swinomish Tribal Newsletter.
PUBLICATIONS, ABSTRACTS, PRESENTATIONS & POSTERS
Judd, Nancy L., Drew, C.H., Acharya, C., Marine Resources for Future Generations, Mitchell, T.A., Donatuto, J.L., Burns, G.W., Burbacher, T.M., and Faustman, E.M., 2005. Framing scientific analyses for risk management of environmental hazards by communities: case studies with seafood safety issues. Environmental Health Perspectives, v. 113, no. 11, pp. 1502-08.
Mitchell, T.A., K.J.R. Mitchell, R. LovellFord, and L. Klein, 2005. “Fornsby Creek Project: Self-regulating tidegates and estuary restoration.” In S. Brace and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2005
Donatuto, J.L., 2005. "Rounding the Home Stretch: Learning Experiences from the Bioaccumulative Toxics in Native American Shellfish Project." In S. Brace and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2005
LovellFord, R.M., Mitchell, T.M., Klein, L.A and E. Haskins, 2005. “Nearshore Structure Survey of Swinomish Indian Reservation: Adapted Procedures and Preliminary Results.” In S. Brace and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2005
Mitchell, K.J.R., T.A. Mitchell, L. Klein, R. LovellFord, M. Sampson, 2005. “Nearshore Habitat Characterization on the Swinomish Reservation.” In S. Brace and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2005
Klein, L.A, Sampson, M., Mitchell, T.A., Fjellman, E., and Haskins, E., 2005. "Shellfish population survey of the Swinomish Reservation." In S. Brace and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2005
Smith, K., Mitchell, T.A., K.J.R. Mitchell, R. LovellFord, and L. Klein, 2005. "Lone Tree Creek and pocket estuary restoration." In S. Brace and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2005
Mitchell, T.A., 2005. Native Uses of Wetlands and Natural Resources Planning: The Swinomish Tribal Community’s Wetlands Cultural Assessment. Practicing Anthropology, v.27, no. 1, pp. 11-14.
Donatuto, J.L., 2003. "Project Design and Implementation: Bioaccumulative Toxics in Native American Shellfish." In T.W. Droscher and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2003
Mitchell, T.A. and LovellFord, R.M., 2004. “Coastal Biota Survey of the Swinomish Tribal Community.” In T.W. Droscher and D.A. Fraser (eds). Proceedings of the 2003
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community is federally recognized and operates under Constitution and Bylaws adopted in 1936 pursuant to the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934.
The Swinomish Tribe is committed to improving the lives and well being of the tribal members through social and cultural programs, education, economic development, and resource protection.
The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community is located on Fidalgo Island (gateway to the San Juan Islands) in Skagit County of Washington State about 70 miles north of Seattle. The Planning Office is located across the Swinomish Channel from the town of LaConner.