Note that the March 24, 1999 Federal Register (at page 14,314) identifies this very run of fish (Samish River fall chinook) as part of the same "evolutionarily significant unit" that is called "Puget Sound chinook salmon", listed as threatened, and used to steal private property.
Directions for protestors:
Take I-5 exit 232[?] Cook Rd. exit. Old Highway 99 runs alongside the freeway to the east. Go north on Old Hwy 99 about 3 miles just as you go over the Samish River bridge there is a road a few 100 yards going easr called N. Green Rd head east down that road a short ways to the facility. Reports indicate that they are not clubbing today [September 28, 2001] but the pens are full. Clubbing may start again tomorrow or definitely Monday. [Thanks to Jean Shea]
