Monday, April 03, 2017
Sea Grant in jeopardy
The director of Alaska Sea Grant urges action to save the program from proposed federal budget cuts.
Oil spill reported in Cook Inlet after ‘impact’ felt at platform
Effort afoot to rally money for Bristol Bay salmon management
Sealaska to acquire majority stake in value-added seafood firm
National security cutter Munro commissioned in Seattle
Wider World: ‘The Codfather’ pleads guilty
Tuesday, April 04, 2017
Is Chuitna project dead?
The company behind the controversial coal mine proposed for the west side of Cook Inlet is suspending all permitting efforts.
Cook Inlet oil spill reportedly less than 3 gallons
Report: Pilot project boosts Bristol Bay sockeye sales
Inside an Unalaska testing lab
Senators stand up for imperiled Sea Grant program
NMFS weekly enforcement highlights
Wednesday, April 05, 2017
Permits for lease
A bill pending in the Alaska Legislature would make a big change in how people gain entry to the state’s commercial fisheries.
Officials outline electronic monitoring plans in Alaska fisheries
PWS sablefish to open April 15 with 117,000-pound quota
Cook Inlet smelt season to open May 1 with 200-ton quota
B.C. Strait of Georgia herring gillnet fishery closes
Feds can now make loans for fishing vessels over 165 feet
Thursday, April 06, 2017
Relief requested
Seventeen members of Congress sign a letter urging disaster funds for several West Coast and Alaska fisheries.
Trawl industry objects to Washington governor's council picks
Kuskokwim fishermen might have buyer for silver salmon
Study: Catch shares are 'slowing the race to fish'
Longliner Northern Leader to be featured on 'Mighty Ships'
NOAA Office of Law Enforcement annual report
Friday, April 07, 2017
New hatchery chief
Prince William Sound Aquaculture Corp. has named Timothy Joyce as interim general manager.
Strong projection for Kenai River early-run king salmon
Arctic-Yukon-Kuskokwim herring outlook
PenAir pledges commitment, better service to Bristol Bay
Disaster looms for California tribes, salmon fishermen
Wider World: Newfoundland cod are coming back