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Monday, January 27, 2020

Shell shock

Ocean acidification is damaging the shells of young Dungeness crab in the Pacific Northwest, an impact scientists did not expect until much later this century, according to new research.

Coast Guard forms marine board of investigation for Scandies Rose sinking

Unalaska hires former mayor Kelty as fisheries lobbyist

Bristol Bay Native Corp. names execs for seafood holding company

Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Copper River salmon forecast

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is predicting a commercial harvest of 771,000 sockeye salmon.

Upper Cook Inlet sockeye salmon forecast

Green collaboration nets B.C. fish farm certification milestone

Port of Bellingham plans Fisherman's Pavilion for commercial fishermen, events

'Blob' research reveals effects that shut down fishing, hiked whale entanglements

Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Cook Inlet salmon situation

With a contentious Alaska fish board meeting upcoming, the state projects low returns of salmon to Upper Cook Inlet.

U.S. Coast Guard medevacs burned man from Bering Sea vessel

Sitka Tribe, state at odds over herring harvest

Washington state lawmakers propose pilot hatchery project to boost salmon

Young Fishermen's Development Act advances

Experimental fish farm in Florida may pave way to privatizing federal waters

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Olympia watch

A Washington state bill likens salmon to a fourth branch
of government.

Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute to host 'Next Generation Trade Mission'

Coast Guardsman facing court-martial in shipmate killing defers entering plea

NMFS posts ecosystem status reports for Gulf of Alaska, Bering Sea

Pacific Seafood's Astoria dorm proposal faces community concerns

Friday, January 31, 2020

B.C. on the brink

A union calls on Canada's new fisheries minister, Bernadette
Jordan, to step up with assistance for B.C. fishermen who are
going under.