Hayes Salmon Hatchery at Grover's Creek and the Gorst rearing facility, we are dedicated to enhancing and protecting salmon populations across the Pacific Northwest. Hayes Salmon Hatchery (formerly Grover’s Creek Hatchery), established in the late 1970s. This facility became fully operational in the early 1980s, replacing the nearby Cowling Creek Hatchery, and serves as the primary site for Tribal salmon enhancement activities. The Suquamish Tribe has been dedicated to enhancing and protecting salmon populations across the Pacific Northwest. Through a network of hatcheries, rearing facilities, and marine net pens, the Tribe’s Salmon Enhancement Program helps sustain ceremonial, subsistence, and commercial harvests while supporting long-term recovery of wild salmon stocks.