Run4Salmon -- A Delectable Conclusion -- Photos by Dan Bacher

The Run4Salmon 2022 concluded with a ceremony and salmon cooked the traditional way under the guidance of Dania Colegrove, Hoopa Valley Tribe Member and Richard Myers, Yurok Tribe Beach, on Muir Beach on August 1. Salmon on their way back to the Central Valley rivers historically go to Muir Beach and other areas along the Marin County Coast to feed just before making their long journey up the rivers. Photo by Dan Bacher.

Run4Salmon, A Delectable Conclusion
 Photos by Dan Bacher

Richard Myers and Dania Colegrove cooking spring run Chinook salmon the traditional way before the closing ceremony of this year's run for salmon. Photo by Dan Bacher.

Dessa and Sheridan getting the sticks ready for cooking the salmon over the fire at Run4Salmon at Muir Beach. Photo by Dan Bacher.

Orion Camero getting one of the sticks ready for cooking the salmon. Photo by Dan Bacher.

Richard Myers II overseeing the cooking of the salmon on Muir Beach at Run4Salmon. Photo by Dan Bacher.

Salmon prepared for cooking over the fire at the Winnemem Wintu Run for Salmon. Photo by Dan Bacher.

Gary and Desi after Muir Beach closing ceremony.

Winnemem Wintu Chief Caleen Sisk
at the closing ceremony Run4Salmon 2022.
Photo by Dan Bacher.

Dancers after the Closing Ceremony of the Run4Salmon yesterday at Muir Beach. Photo by Dan Bacher.

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Thank you Dan for sharing your photos with Censored News. Photos copyright Dan Bacher.

RUN4SALMON

A prayerful journey led by Chief Caleen Sisk of the Winnemem Wintu Tribe to restore our salmon runs, protect our waters, and our indigenous lifeways.

http://run4salmon.org/