Tribe celebrates renewed coho fishery.

The article focuses on the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe, a Native American tribe, exercising its treaty right to harvest salmon from the Elwha River after more than a decade. Topics discussed include the tribe's ceremonial and subsistence fishery for adult coho salmon, the significance of the event following the removal of fish-blocking dams, and the positive impact of the tribe's restoration work and hatchery program on salmon species recovery.