Episode 25 – Bethany Fackrell – Tribal WaterCorps and Canoe Journey
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Annika Fain interviews Bethany Fackrell about her experiences with the Tribal WaterCorps program and canoe journeys.
In Episode 25 of NW Fish Passage, Annika Fain interviews Bethany Fackrell. Bethany is a Tribal Gaming Commissioner, Snoqualmie Indian Tribe member, artist, and veteran. She participated in the Tribal WaterCorps program. Bethany talks about what salmon means for her, her experience participating in canoe journeys, habitat restoration, and the WaterCorps program. She also talks about her art work, hopes for the future, and advice for indigenous youth interested in the Tribal WaterCorps program. Enjoy! Websites · Kokanee of the Moon: https://www.fws.gov/media/kokanee-moonbethany-fackrellsnoqualmie2023jpg · A Deep Conservation Connection: https://www.fws.gov/story/2023-11/story-service-bethany-fackrell · Bureau of Indian Affairs – WaterCorps Program: https://stewardslegacy.org/watercorps · IG: tradish_ish
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- Episode 29 – Amy Bowers Cordalis – The Water Remembers
- Episode 28 – Heather Cantua – Morganroth Springs and the Pacific Coast Salmon Coalition
- Episode 27 - Santana Rabang – Podcast Producer, Youth Tribal Leader, and Canoe Paddler
- Episode 26 – Josie Kamkoff – Tribal Water Utilities Operator Program Development Lead
- Episode 24 – Kayeloni Scott – Learning and growing through the journey of salmon
- Episode 23 – Gabe Ng – Fish Passage Design Manager
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