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Fishery managers start a process to tighten salmon bycatch rules in Alaska’s Bering Sea
Additionally, the salmon crashes in Western Alaska river systems have been blamed by scientists primarily on climate change and related factors rather than bycatch, including successive marine ...
The New York Times6d
The Salmon Are Thriving. So Are Many of the People. Why Would Anyone Shut This Down?
The number of dams, their collective height (400 feet⁠⁠) and the extent of potential river habitat that has been reopened to salmon (420 miles⁠⁠) are all unprecedented.⁠ The event is a ...
Juneau Empire5d
I Went to the Woods: Fish farm fiasco
• Jeff Lund is a freelance writer based in Ketchikan. His book, “A Miserable Paradise: Life in Southeast Alaska,” is ...
Chilkat Valley News5d
Our local crews can be put back to work restoring Southeast Alaska salmon streams
The ongoing federal funding freeze is having an immediate negative impact on my organization and 26 people in Southeast ...
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Impact of salmon population decline for Alaska Native communities among challenges annual Tanana Chiefs Conference addressing
Tanana Chiefs Conference annual convention highlights issues and developments in keeping Alaska Native culture alive amidst a ...
KTOO12d
Alaska hunters, researchers say whales and fish are changing their migration patterns in the warming climate
Fishermen, hunters and researchers gathered at the Alaska Marine Science Symposium in Anchorage in January to discuss how ...
Alaska Native News7d
Research on pink salmon in the Arctic learns from people, place, fish
The Arctic is changing, and scientists and residents alike are interested to understand both the reasons for and impacts of these changes, including how it’s affecting fish populations that Alaskans ...