The Great American Hatchery Road Trip - Quilcene Infographic

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The Great American Hatchery Road Trip - Quilcene Infographic

Operational since 1911, the Quilcene National Fish Hatchery rears and releases coho salmon to fulfill Tribal Trust responsibilities and to enhance local recreational & commercial fishing. The hatchery lies in Washington's GORGEOUS Olympic Peninsula and is co-managed by the Port Gamble S' Klallam, Jamestown S, Klallam, Skokomish, Lower Elwha Klallam, and Suquamish Tribes. 

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Coho Salmon eggs incubating and hatching at Quilcene NFH in WA State.
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