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Monday, July 11, 2022 Alaska marine debris cleanup Crews collect nearly six tons of garbage from a remote Southeast Alaska island. NOAA Fisheries to review critical habitat for rare large whale species in Alaska Tribe raises concerns about Oregon offshore wind development ‘Fisheries Market Snapshot’ from Northwest Farm Credit Services Video: Giant Pacific octopus caught off Oregon Opinion: Alaska can’t afford to tread water on bycatch Tuesday, July 12, 2022 Bristol Bay record The Southwest Alaska region reaches a new high for sockeye salmon harvest. Alaska Department of Fish and Game congratulates Bristol Bay industry, communities Fishing boat sinks near Port Alberni, leaking marine fuel into inlet U.S. Coast Guard awards contract for planned Astoria improvements White House: To help salmon, Snake River dams may need to be removed Opinion: Bristol Bay demands action by the EPA Wednesday, July 13, 2022 Bristol Bay’s epic harvest Where do processing companies find enough workers to handle tens of millions of sockeye salmon? Area M, the place in the sea where Alaska commercial and subsistence interests collide NOAA takes temperature of Bering Sea in annual bottom trawl survey New marine technology company, INOV8V, encompasses three legacy brands SeafoodFest to take over Ballard this weekend Opinion: Salmon hatcheries don’t deserve blame Thursday, July 14, 2022 Alaska fisheries enforcement State troopers have, as usual, cited dozens of commercial salmon fishermen at Bristol Bay. Who does the salmon in Alaska’s Area M belong to? New study details mining impacts to salmon habitat, even hundreds of miles downstream Future of marine services industry in Sitka could be decided by voters this fall Pacific Seafood to pay reduced penalty to settle water quality case at Westport, Wash. Return of endangered winter-run Chinook eggs upstream of Shasta reservoir celebrated Tons of lost fishing gear recovered off Southern California coast National Fisheries Institute statement on the passing of Dan Murphy Friday, July 15, 2022 Bristol Bay boom The sockeye run is now the biggest on record at 69.7 million fish, surpassing last year’s mark. Marine sanctuary proposal aims to protect rich but vulnerable Pribilof ecosystem North Pacific Council invites ideas to reduce fishing-related king and snow crab mortality Agency recommends $95 million in funding to support West Coast salmon, steelhead New book: ‘Salmon Wars: The Dark Underbelly of Our Favorite Fish’ As waters warm, people are spotting big fish in unexpected places

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