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Monday, January 17, 2022 Firing back The Alaska Department of Fish and Game rebuts a report on interception of British Columbia salmon in Southeast Alaska salmon fisheries. Huge volcanic eruption near Tonga reverberates across Pacific After closed year, Tanner crab fishery makes comeback off Kodiak Island Alaska governor names Julie Sande commerce commissioner Murkowski welcomes USDA announcement for mariculture facility on Prince of Wales Tuesday, January 18, 2022 Alaska's huge herring opportunity The guideline harvest level for this year's Sitka Sound sac roe herring fishery is "the largest ever," the state Department of Fish and Game says. Mowi closing processing plant due to phaseout of salmon farms in Discovery Islands Fisheries and Oceans Canada decision buoys spot prawn harvesters B.C. company fined $75,000 for importing fins of protected sharks Inslee's proposal mandating stream buffers seen as shift to regulations National Fisheries Institute president announces planned 2023 retirement Opinion: Dunleavy's super special election year bycatch task force Wednesday, January 19, 2022 International collaboration A Russia-Alaska fisheries webinar is set for Jan. 28. Norton Sound winter commercial crab fishery opens Feb. 1 In interest of preserving red king crab, NSEDC won't buy in Norton Sound winter fishery Last summer, blue mussels in waters around Skagway died off in huge numbers Oregon State researchers explore ways to make hatchery steelhead more like wild fish Podcast: Learn about NOAA Fisheries surveys Thursday, January 20, 2022 Sitka herring outlook The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has set the largest ever guideline harvest level for this spring's sac roe herring fishery – more than 45,000 tons – but it's unlikely the market can accommodate that much. Washington Gov. Inslee declares European green crab emergency Alaska seafood showing 'partial recovery,' ASMI says 'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak Gulf of Alaska fishermen surveyed on climate change Friday, January 21, 2022 Multiple disaster declarations for Alaska The declarations cover fisheries from 2018 to 2021 and include Copper River, Cook Inlet, and Western Alaska salmon fisheries, the Gulf of Alaska Pacific cod fishery, and more. USDA year-end solicitation includes 24 million pounds of Alaska seafood, ASMI says Alaska Fish and Game plans Tanner crab test fishery in Prince William Sound Area Hundreds of B.C. fishermen denied employment insurance benefits, sparking outcry On front lines against China, U.S. Coast Guard takes on missions Navy can't do Video: National Fisheries Institute explains supply chain challenges

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