UBC study identifies destructive fisheries
A University of British Columbia study says industrial fisheries who rely on bottom trawling threw 437 million tons of fish worth $560 billion overboard...
Alaska Pollock Protein Noodles are a hit
Wild Alaska Pollock proved the key ingredient in Trident Seafoods’ road to success in the 2018 Alaska Symphony of Seafood.Trident’s Protein Noodles, made with...
Senate okays vessel ballast water relief
Legislation to relieve commercial fishing vessel owners and operators from federal and state regulations for ballast water and other incidental discharges has passed the...
Warm water was big driver in historically low harvest
In a year woefully down on commercial salmon harvests, the Copper River catch proved the second lowest in 100 years, while the statewide catch...
Two fishermen sentenced for harassing, killing Steller sea lions
Two fishermen were sentenced in federal court in Anchorage for harassing and killing 15 Steller sea lions with shotguns and obstructing an investigation into...
Warming PWS requires further study
Rapid environmental changes already impacting salmon populations require substantially more research into the degree of these changes, fisheries experts are telling a congressional committee...
Study says hatcheries put $600 M into economy
An economic study produced for eight private nonprofit hatchery associations, including Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corp., says these salmon hatcheries pump $600 million into...
Centuries of tradition: Wild salmon subsistence and trade supports First People of Prince William...
Before western contact, the first people who lived along Prince William Sound and on the Copper River Delta in and around villages included Eyak...
BOF sets salmon hatcheries session for Oct. 16
Alaska Board of Fisheries officials are planning a special session on salmon hatcheries on Oct. 16 in Anchorage, to hear reports from the Alaska...
Workshop on fishing families set for Sept. 26
A workshop focused on the fishing families involved in Alaska’s seafood industry is slated Wednesday, Sept. 26, from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at...
