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Monday, June 14, 2021 Bristol Bay safety The U.S. Coast Guard is partnering with the Alaska Army National Guard and Civil Air Patrol on a marine safety deployment in support of the commercial salmon season. Alaska delegation decries Biden administration position on Tongass forest Cantwell applauds Biden administration position on Tongass forest 'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak Mining company contributes toward cleanup of abandoned Tulsequah Chief mine Commentary: Scientists urge Biden to go big on ocean protection Tuesday, June 15, 2021 Alaska salmon harvest update No. 1 The young season has produced at least 1.2 million salmon thus far, says the first weekly harvest update from the Alaska Seafood Marketing Institute. Quotas announced for Alaska's small weathervane scallop fishery Mask policy remains muddled for commercial fishing industry Woman pleads guilty to embezzling from NOAA-funded seal commission Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies announced Researchers pull record-breaking 100-year-old white sturgeon from B.C. river Commentary: The facts about seafood sustainability Wednesday, June 16, 2021 Opinion United Fishermen of Alaska strongly opposes fish farming – but hatcheries are not fish farms. Copper River District to open again on Thursday Local divers plunge into Puget Sound to count endangered rockfish Oregon sets June 21 meeting on second round of CARES Act funding Hundreds of juvenile Chinook salmon reported dead on Klamath River Thursday, June 17, 2021 Updated observer policy With the COVID situation improving, vessels won't have the same eligibility for release from observer coverage. Commercial halibut season set to open next week off West Coast Kuskokwim River chum run extremely low so far Pebble: Appeals court revives case challenging EPA's removal of watershed protection DFO denies transfer license for fish farm in Discovery Islands NOAA gets first Senate-confirmed administrator since 2017 U.S. Coast Guard decommissions Bahrain-based cutters Aquidneck, Adak Friday, June 18, 2021 Bristol Bay watch Fishermen in the Nushagak District may face more conservative management this season due to low king salmon returns. Fearing dismal salmon runs, Kwik'Pak Fisheries pivots to gardening Kodiak's own unique invasive pest: crayfish North Pacific right whale makes rare appearance off B.C. coast Fishermen voice concerns over Morro Bay wind farm U.S. Coast Guard welcomes new vice commandant

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