Monday, August 3, 2015
215 fine ideas
The Alaska Board of Fisheries has released the proposal book for its upcoming winter meeting cycle. Bristol Bay finfish is the main event.
Sept. 4 deadline set for state waters pollock proposals
Yukon king run stronger than expected
State aims to eradicate invader in Sitka’s Whiting Harbor
Critics say Canadian aquaculture report falls short
As salmon vanish in dry Northwest, so does Native heritage
Bill would create national acidification monitoring strategy
Editorial: Sockeye show need for unified Columbia management
Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Alaska’s anti-setnet debate
With ballot measure looming, Kenai salmon setnetters ponder their future.
P/V Stimson leaves Dutch Harbor for new home in Kodiak
Alaska Fish and Game posts FAQ on landings data change
CVRF helps with village water and sewer service
Construction to begin on B.C. mine east of Wrangell
Eureka plans month of events to honor U.S. Coast Guard
NOAA’s Office of Law Enforcement has new leader
Opinion: A year after Mount Polley, mining threats remain
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Surplus salmon sale
The U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to buy up to $30 million in canned Alaska sockeye, Sen. Lisa Murkowski says.
USCG rescues two from flooding vessel near Dutch Harbor
Washington state doubles crab closure area due to marine toxin
Alaska Lt. Gov. Mallott to host transboundary waters dialogue
SeaShare, Coast Guard deliver halibut to Alaska villages
Officer discusses Coast Guard’s roots in Kodiak
Update on Fraser River sockeye and pink runs
Tribes blast federal Klamath River plan
Thursday, August 6, 2015
Community cash
Bering Sea fishing operation profits topped $35M, CVRF says.
Fishermen, helicopter crew describe Aleutians rescue
State certifies signatures for Alaska setnet ban ballot initiative
Alaska cod recommended for continued RFM certification
Dillingham fish waste composting project starts this month
Video: Orcas attack a Steller sea lion
After disaster, Ilwaco crabber prepares to launch new boat
NMFS develops process for prioritizing stock assessments
Are fish evolving to outswim trawlers?
Friday, August 7, 2015
Pink party
The Prince William Sound pink salmon harvest now exceeds 62 million fish.
North Coast B.C. fishing season projected as one of worst yet
Is Alaska Fish and Game hiring too many environmentalists?
‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak
Tribes to get voice in state transboundary mine work
Canadian Coast Guard, tug crew avert spill near Campbell River
Barge carrying marine debris arrives in Seattle
Opinion: Bristol Bay rivers, salmon runs need permanent protection