Margaret Bauman

Margaret Bauman
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Margaret Bauman is a veteran Alaska journalist focused on covering fisheries and environmental issues. Bauman has been writing for The Cordova Times since 2010. You can reach her at fisheriesreporter@gmail.com.

Dillingham-area residents donate over 5,000 pounds of subsistence-caught sockeyes

Residents of the Dillingham area in Southwest Alaska have donated over 5,000 pounds of subsistence-caught sockeye salmon for families in Yukon River communities and...

PWS harvest nears 4.5M salmon

Commercial salmon harvests in Prince William Sound rose to nearly 4.5 million fish through Tuesday, up 1.7 million fish over a week earlier, while...

BBRSDA launches another season of research to improve salmon quality

Bristol Bay sockeye salmon marketers, harvesters and processors are collaborating again in the summer of 2023 on a collaborative research project with a Texas...

Statewide commercial salmon harvest tops 14M fish

Millions of wild salmon heading for their spawning grounds in Alaska are being greeted by commercial fishermen with drift gillnets and setnets, harvesting upwards...

NOAA: Public benefits of recovering beluga whales outweigh costs

When it comes down to helping endangered Cook Inlet beluga whales to recover, NOAA says the public’s concern for the survival of these marine...

Copper River wild salmon harvest tops half million mark

Copper River wild salmon catches are still climbing, in the wake of two closures, and the harvest from Monday’s 36-hour opener still to be...

Proposals for GAPP global partnership funding due by July 25

A nonprofit entity that advocates for the domestic pollock fisheries is seeking proposals through July 25 for its global partnership funding to bring new...

Climate change prompts questions on future of Pacific cod

New research compiled by NOAA Fisheries shows that adult Pacific cod are moving into the northern Bering Sea in summer months due to warming...

Copper River harvest ebbs as other PWS fisheries open

Shopping days for those prized Copper River red salmon are numbered now as the run ebbs and other Prince William Sound commercial fisheries open,...

Dunleavy cuts $87.5 M out of education funding

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has signed the fiscal year 2024 state operating and capital budgets into law, with no specific comment about the $87.5 million...
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