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Healthy Traditions For more Healthy Traditions information: 541.444.9627 or kathyk@ctsi.nsn.us Clamming & Mussel Season! Harvesting Mussels and making Chowder! Saturday, Jan 19th, departing at 3pm Contact Healthy Traditions to sign up: 541-444-9627 or kathyk@ctsi.nsn.us ** Tribal Shellfish license required prior to signing up Willamette Falls is a special place to Siletz Tribal families. If you are interested in going to get eels, are not able to physically go but would like to get eels, please contact me. We can add you to our contact list to get eels. Please contact me to get on a contact list so we can plan for 2019! Contact Healthy Traditions at 541-444-9627 or kathyk@ctsi.nsn.us Willamette Falls is one of the few places with harvestable eel populations and where we gather during the daytime. Gardening Siletz Community Garden Located on West Buford Avenue, Siletz, OR To sign up for a plot, contact Healthy Traditions at 541-444-9627 or kathyk@ctsi.nsn.us Eel Cleaning Raymond Ben and Dillon Blacketer demonstrating cleaning eels and helping to teach! Become a Program Volunteer! Healthy Traditions is most successful when we have people that love to be in- volved, helpful to others, and learn more about traditional foods and other activities our programming provides. Would you like to help with gardening, hiking, forag- ing, cutting trails, removing invasive spe- cies, plant native plants on tribal lands? Volunteering will help you to learn, and enhance our program! January 2019 • Siletz News • 5
