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Search Continues for Survivors of ‘501 Oryong’ in Bering Sea

By Alaska Native News on Dec 2, 2014   At Sea, Featured, World  

Disaster struck in the waters 150 miles to the northwest of St. Matthew Island just after 8 pm Sunday evening when the 1,590 ton trawler 501  Oryang took a wave over the deck, flooding the boat’s cargo holds and sinking it, as crews were hauling back gear. The 326-foot vessel was fishing for Pollock with trawl […]

Rice Growers and Industry Protect Endangered Salmon and Steelhead Trout

By Cathy Milbourn | EPA on Dec 2, 2014   At Sea, National  

WASHINGTON —Collaboration among federal and state agencies, rice growers and industry has created federally enforceable restrictions of the pesticide thiobencarb to protect threatened and endangered salmon and steelhead trout in California. “Working hand-in-hand with our partners we have met the critical environmental and economic goals of protecting threatened and endangered salmon and steelhead trout while […]

NOAA Issues Atlantic Tuna Management Measures

By Connie Barclay | NOAA on Dec 2, 2014   At Sea, Featured, National  

NOAA Fisheries Monday announced final regulations that will help protect Atlantic bluefin tuna by reducing dead discards and providing measures to help ensure compliance with international quotas. These regulations were developed through a comprehensive process that included input from the public, states, industry and others. The measures include areas in the Gulf of Mexico where gear […]

Native Americans Work to Save Language

By Aru Pande | VOA News on Nov 28, 2014   Featured, National  

FORT YATES, NORTH DAKOTA—One evening a week, young and old gather in Michael Moore’s classroom in Fort Yates, North Dakota, to learn Lakota — the language of their Sioux tribal ancestors. For many of the students here at Sitting Bull College, it’s a tongue their great grandparents spoke fluently at home. But that changed in […]

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