It has been many years since a Tulalip Tribal member has been on the Royalty Court of the Marysville Strawberry Festival. And even longer for a tribal member to be crowned Queen. But Mone’t Clemens through her hard work and the support of her family and friends ended that streak.

A woodland fire broke out off 14th St. & Marine Dr. on 8/27/26 @ 6:28 pm. Various Tulalip Tribes departments responded immediately to fight for their community. Public Works, Forestry, Natural Resources, GIS, & Fish/Wildlife all contributed in containing and permanently putting out the fire.

Fish Camp teaches Tulalip youth that caring for natural resources is just as important as harvesting them. Through hands-on experiences, participants learn traditional fishing practices, environmental stewardship, and the responsibility of protecting the lands and waters that will sustain future generations.

Sbi?Beda? 2026 was filled with bringing generations together. Here is a short look back at this years beach seining gathering.

The Tulalip Diabetes Prevention Program and Community Health hosted a U-Pick farm tour at Garden Treasures organic farm. Rudy Madrigal instructed a strawberry jam making course using no heat and monkfruit as a sweetener so everyone could take a jar home.