“King salmon stocks in Cook Inlet streams continue to experience a period of low productivity and Eagle River is no exception. A section of the river has historically been open to fishing for king salmon for four 3-day weekends but continued...
“This rollback is clearly not lawful and I’m deeply concerned about the harms this drilling project would cause to the Arctic Ocean’s sensitive marine ecosystem,” said Rebecca Noblin, Alaska senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity. “The only real emergency...
“Finding larvae that are dying in the field is very unlikely, but we were able to sample experimental larvae that we knew were dying rapidly due to warming,” said Emily Slesinger, researcher at NOAA’s Alaska Fisheries Science Center. They also...
he Southeast Alaska Chinook Salmon Fishery Mitigation Program was established in 2009 to alleviate economic impacts of the 15% reduction in Chinook salmon harvest levels under the 2009 revision of the Treaty. This program continues to be necessary due to an...
Join us on an unforgettable journey as we travel by snow machine to a remote Alaskan cabin! In the first episode we struggle with nature and machines, the second episode we play at the cabin, and the third episode we wrap...
“If the Administration’s decision to sell off public lands in the Western Arctic to oil and gas development were truly for the common good, it wouldn’t face such widespread opposition,” said Rosemary Ahtuangaruak, Executive Director of Grandmothers Growing Goodness. "A long history...
"Topics to be covered will be how the shrimp fisheries are managed, current trends, and what to expect for 2026. Following a 45-minute presentation there will be a 45-minute question and answer session."...
State Representative Rebecca Himschoot's bill, which has now passed the House, would require Alaskans to remain a resident for 12 months to buy in-state fishing and hunting licenses. ...
