Guided Tours
Guided Summer Educational Tours
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Welcome to the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery! Use this form to book a guided Summer tour at the hatchery (June, July, August). Tours are led by trained volunteer docents or staff and last around 45 minutes and highlight the cultural, historical and ecological significance of salmon, hatchery operations & the importance of hatcheries. Tours should be booked […]
Volunteer Registration and Reporting hours
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FISH has updated our volunteer registration and hours reporting processes to align with new Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife WDFW) policies. Volunteers have to re-register, please do so at https://form.jotform.com/241866125169159. To report volunteer hours, If you have any questions, reach out to volunteer@issaquahfish.org. All volunteer hours at the hatchery are now considered WDFW hours. […]
Save the Date! Salmon on Sunset – Sept 14, 2024
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The Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery (FISH) is pleased to announce the 3rd annual: Salmon on Sunset Celebration which will observe the adult salmon coming home! On Saturday, September 14, 10 am-6 pm, attendees can view the adult salmon up close as they travel to the Issaquah hatchery. There are plenty of family friendly […]
6-PPD Update
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Remember 6PPD-q, the second most toxic to coho chemical ever tested? It is still with us, and is frequently in the news. A few highlights to bring you up to date: Washington State has added 6PPD-q to the list of “Priority Chemicals” that will help incent tire manufacturers to find a safe substitute for this […]
Tour Sign-Up Links
School Tours: Please call 425-392-1118 or email education@issaquahfish.org for access code