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For Pollock Surveys in Alaska, Things Are Looking Up

By Rich Press | NOAA Fisheries on May 22, 2015   At Sea, Featured  

For Pollock Surveys in Alaska, Things Are Looking Up

Shelikof Strait, in the Gulf of Alaska, is an important spawning area for walleye pollock, the target of the largest—and one of the most valuable—fisheries in the nation. This year, a team of NOAA Fisheries scientists went there to turn their usual view of the fishery upside-down. Scientists have been conducting fish surveys in the […]

Togiak Herring Harvest Wraps Up

By Fishermen's News Online on May 15, 2015   Fishermen's News Online  

Togiak Herring Harvest Wraps Up

Purse seine herring harvesters in Togiak in Southwest Alaska netted more than 18,017 tons of fish through May 10, in a fishery including six gillnetters and 16 purse seiners, said biologists with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Since only two companies were purchasing gillnet fish, the gillnet harvest is confidential, biologists said. The […]

House Fisheries Committee Passes the Bristol Bay Fisheries Act

By Michael Mason|AKLeg on Apr 8, 2015   Featured, Politics  

House Fisheries Committee Passes the Bristol Bay Fisheries Act

JUNEAU—On Tuesday, the House Fisheries Committee passed House Bill 119 sponsored by Representative Andy Josephson (D-Anchorage).  The bill seeks to protect the world-famous Bristol Bay fisheries from the harmful impacts of any large-scale metallic sulfide mine located within the boundaries of the existing Bristol Bay Fisheries Reserve. “In a couple of months thousands of stakeholders […]

Bristol Bay Tribes Outraged at SB 54 Re-Introduction

By Alannah Hurley | UTBB on Jan 22, 2015   Featured, Politics, State  

Bristol Bay Tribes Outraged at SB 54 Re-Introduction

Dillingham, AK- Wednesday, Senators Joe Manchin (WV) and David Vitter (LA) reintroduced legislation (SB 54) that would eliminate from the Clean Water Act a provision that authorizes EPA to limit or restrict discharge of dredged or fill material from mining deposits into waters of the United States. The provision, commonly known as 404(c), gives the […]

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