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How to make global fisheries worth 5 times more: UBC research

By University of British Columbia on Jul 16, 2012   At Sea  

How to make global fisheries worth 5 times more: UBC research

Rebuilding global fisheries would make them five times more valuable while improving ecology, according to a new University of British…

Coast Guard medevacs ailing fisherman near Chignik, Alaska

By USCG on Jul 15, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard medevacs ailing fisherman near Chignik, Alaska

KODIAK, Alaska — A Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew medevaced an ailing fisherman from the 46-foot…

Begich Introduces Renewable Energy Research Legislation

By Julie Hasquet | Office of Senator Begich on Jul 12, 2012   At Sea  

Begich Introduces Renewable Energy Research Legislation

U.S. Sen. Mark Begich today re-introduced his Renewable Energy Environmental Research Act, a bill designed to promote renewable energy research.…

Kodiak Kayaker Overturns in Waves, Arrested When She Gets to Shore

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jul 12, 2012   At Sea  

Kodiak Kayaker Overturns in Waves, Arrested When She Gets to Shore

As she was kayaking out on Spruce Cape near the Helipad on Tuesday, 42-year-old Delores Peterson of Kodiak, overturned in…

Baby Whale Dies at Alaska Sealife Center

By Staff on Jul 10, 2012   At Sea  

Baby Whale Dies at Alaska Sealife Center

In what was not an unexpected turn of events, the baby Beluga whale rescued from Bristol Bay, near the Diamond…

M/V Excellence Springs Ammonia Leak, Towed to Wide Bay, Three Treated for Ammonia Inhalation

By Staff on Jul 8, 2012   At Sea  

M/V Excellence Springs Ammonia Leak, Towed to Wide Bay, Three Treated for Ammonia Inhalation

An ammonia leak from a yet unidentified cause aboard the 367-foot M/V Excellence caused three to be treated for ammonia…

Coast Guard Medevacs Fisherman near Sitka, Alaska

By United States Coast Guard on Jul 6, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard Medevacs Fisherman near Sitka, Alaska

KODIAK, Alaska — A Coast Guard Air Station Sitka MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew conducted a medevac of an ailing fisherman…

Coast Guard Suspends Search for Eleanor S Crew-member Missing Since Wednesday

By Staff on Jul 5, 2012   At Sea  

Coast Guard Suspends Search for Eleanor S Crew-member Missing Since Wednesday

In the early hours of last Wednesday, the owner of the F/V Eleanor S, fell overboard.…

Seabirds Study Shows Plastic Pollution Reaching Surprising Levels off Coast of Pacific Northwest

By Stephanie Avery-Gomm | University of British Columbia on Jul 4, 2012   At Sea  

Seabirds Study Shows Plastic Pollution Reaching Surprising Levels off Coast of Pacific Northwest

Plastic pollution off the northwest coast of North America is reaching the level of the notoriously polluted North Sea, according…

Two Men Flip in Zodiac at Bristol Bay, Man Resuscitated by Troopers, Both Survive

By Marty Schlotter | Alaska Native News on Jun 29, 2012   At Sea  

Two Men Flip in Zodiac at Bristol Bay, Man Resuscitated by Troopers, Both Survive

As Alaska State Trooper Jason Ball and Public Safety Technician II Shawn Olsen were out on the water performing enforcement…

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