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LLTK was awarded a grant of $54,600 by the Salmon Recovery Funding Board (SRFB), to be used to develop a plan for improving salmon habitat in Lilliwaup Creek.

Lilliwaup Hatchery’s summer chum supplementation program, originally scheduled to conclude this February with the final release of adult fish into Lilliwaup Creek, may be extended.

Douglas F. Henderson, cherished friend and long-time champion of wild salmon, died unexpectedly on January 3, 2010. We will miss him in the boat and on the golf course; over a meal and over a laugh. Long Live the Kings extends its deepest sympathies to Doug’s family.

This year’s Chairman’s Council Luncheon featured a presentation by Dr. Nathan Mantua, Climate Impacts Group, highlighting the need to protect and restore salmon life history diversity as a strategy to ensure they persist through anticipated environmental changes brought on by climate change.