The Nisqually people have traditionally lived off the land and rivers, sustaining our civilization through the respect and protection of our natural ecosystem. The Nisqually Department of Natural Resources maintains these pristine native lands and waterways important to the survival of fish, plants and wildlife, and in turn our cultural heritage.
Nisqually Natural Resources
620 Old Pacific Highway Olympia, WA 98513
Phone: (360) 456-5221
David Troutt, Natural Resources Director
troutt.david@nisqually-nsn.gov
The Nisqually Natural Resources Department consists of the following programs:
| Salmon Recovery Program |
| Christopher Ellings, Salmon Recovery Program Manager |
| Salmon Enhancement |
| Bill St. Jean, Chief Enhancement Biologist |
| Environmental Management |
| George Walter, Environmental Program Supervisor |
| Geographic Information Systems (GIS) |
| Jennifer Cutler, GIS Program Manager |
| Harvest Management Program |
| Craig Smith, Harvest Program Manager |
| Shellfish Management Program |
| Margaret Homerding, Shellfish Program Manager |
| Nisqually Shellfish Farm |
| Richard Iyall, Shellfish Farm Manager |
Downloadable Flyers (Require Adobe Reader, click here 
to download it for free)
Title 14 - Annual Fishing Regulations Map 1 - Nisqually Delta Map 2 - Nisqually River and Shenahnum (McAllister) Creek Map 3 - Nisqually Marine Usual and Accustomed Area
No hunting permits will be issued until August 24th of each calendar year.
Downloadable Flyers (Require Adobe Reader, click here to download it for free)
Nisqually Digital Hunting Atlas
Eyes Over Puget Sound: The Washington Department of Ecology Report
Visit the Salmon Recovery Portal to view information about our salmon recovery projects (includes habitat restoration and protection, research, monitoring, and evaluation.)
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