Monday, January 12, 2015
New director of Washington Fish and Wildlife chosen
Jim Unsworth comes from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.
Aleutians East Borough opposes marine sanctuary
Enlow takes over as UniSea president
Chinook research funding among Alaska budget cuts
Prince Rupert fisherman fined, must forfeit catch
Oregon crab landings down, but so is demand
Oregon commission sets 2015 groundfish specs
Crescent City's harbor budget woes in focus
Opinion: Protect halibut or we won't have any to fight over
Tuesday, January 13, 2015
More salmon disaster relief approved
Nearly $13 million in federal aid will fund research and direct payments to recreational and commercial interests in Alaska's Yukon-Kuskokwim and Cook Inlet regions.
Southeast Alaska Tanner crab fishery to open Feb. 13
Adak fish plant seeks additional operators
Alaska Fish and Game habitat director let go
Taylor Shellfish optimistic about Willapa Bay operations
Ore. hatcheries donate 350,000 lbs of salmon to food banks
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Coast Guard medevacs injured fisherman near Kodiak
A Jayhawk helicopter safely hoisted the man off the F/V Irene H after he reportedly suffered an abdominal injury while pulling pot gear.
Alaska's Swanton named to Pacific Salmon Commission
Alaska Sea Grant creates new fellowship program
Seabird bycatch workshop planned at IPHC meeting
NOAA: supercomputing upgrades to improve forecasts
Estimates suggest sea lions take big bite of Columbia salmon
Stanford study examines use of wild fish in China aquaculture
State Dept. touts Pacific Islands seafood business competition
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Alaska board backs Cotten as commissioner
Sam Cotten currently is serving as the acting head of the state Department of Fish and Game.
Alaska's Sen. Sullivan 'dead last in seniority'
Petersburg Vessel Owners Association has new director
Northern Dynasty raises millions, looks for new partner
Radiation testing under way in Prince Rupert
Newport's annual Crab Krack set for Sunday
Veterans aid fish recovery, gain work experience in Calif.
Salmon milt could aid in recovery of rare earth elements
Editorial: Alaska king salmon research is worth preserving
Friday, January 16, 2015
Silver Bay Seafoods executive talks StarKist deal
The fast-rising processor also is investing $8 million in a canning operation at its home base in Sitka.
Young offers marine sanctuary bill
NMFS proposes revisions to National Standard guidelines
'The Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak
'Deadliest Catch' crabber sues Time Bandit over fireworks injury
Bering Select opens omega-3 plant in Dutch Harbor
New research may solve puzzle in sea level's rise
Opinion: Salmon recovery in western Washington needs attention
