A Tribal Perspective: Atlantic Salmon and the Penobscot Indian Nation

This page is an excerpt from the Fall 2019 Fish & Wildlife News quarterly magazine of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It is written by and about Fish and Wildlife Service employees in national offices. 

The page was originally written by Dan McCaw, a fisheries biologist with the Penobscot Indian Nation. He talks about the historical connection between native people and the species that helped sustain them for thousands of years, Atlantic salmon. Revisited by McCaw and the Service’s Mike Crowley.