Spirit of the Salmon People: The Muckleshoot Story | A KOMO Documentary

This is a story flowing deep through Seattle's history of a people and a culture that endured tremendous hardship. Yet through wise leadership and unbreakable tenacity, they stood strong.
Today, thanks to forward thinking decision making and ancestral promises, the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe has reinvigorated its spirit honoring cultural practices and never forgetting the bond established long ago to their immortal relative of the sea -- the salmon.
In the documentary "Spirt of the Salmon People: The Muckleshoot Story," KOMO Television partnered with the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe to tell their story of survival and perseverance and what they are doing now to ensure their culture stands the test of time. The documentary also explores the Muckleshoot's unique connection to their relatives of the sea and what they are doing to keep the salmon population thriving for everyone.

[@isamidnight]

Grateful for my Muckleshoot neighbors. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@Beeni-wello777]

Hadih 🤲 Sne kalyegh for sharing...🙄pioneers--) just trouble but these people/ vistors need to protect our Indigenous Rights....

[@alinamorgan89]

Thank you for this video. My wife and I moved to the Seattle area last year and we have been looking for good resources to learn more about the area's history and Native Peoples. We look forward to seeing more videos like this on your channel. As a side note (and this is probably just the graphic designer in me being picky), I would respectfully suggest that you don't use AI to restore your photos in future videos. Some of them were very distracting and didn't do a great job resembling the people they were meant to. This is such an important video and being pulled out of the moment during the times that those altered photos were shown distracted me from absorbing the message and magnitude of this video.