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Oolichan: A Keystone Species

It’s the time of year when the Skeena River starts bustling- the infamous Ooligan run.

Our communities look forward to this influx of birds along the Skeena every year, but did you know that the oolichan, or eulachon, or saak, is a small but essential fish species inhabiting the Pacific Northwest region?

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April 3, 2024

Community Event: Earth Day Garbathon

To celebrate this year’s Earth Day, join SkeenaWild, Greater Terrace Beautification Society, City of Terrace and Regional District or Kitimat-Stikine to clean up our communities, trails and rivers on Sunday, April 21st, 2024!

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March 18, 2024
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The Skeena watershed is home to 60,000 people. Over 80 percent of Skeena residents interact with wild salmon.
Skeena salmon and steelhead are a major economic driver in the region, generating more than $100 million annually into the local economy.