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Monday, August 9, 2021 Cause for celebration Tomorrow, Aug. 10, is Alaska Wild Salmon Day! Attorney for Kodiak fisherman sentenced to prison had asked for leniency Breakaway wave data buoy is back in the water and transmitting near Homer Seattle Fishermen's Terminal manager Delmas Whittaker named to new position Port of Astoria Commission backs letter of caution on sea otter reintroduction Oregon State University study examines climate change and Antarctic krill Tuesday, August 10, 2021 Improving Dungeness safety A team of Oregon State University researchers will use a new federal grant to study how different equipment configurations on crab vessels could help prevent injury to crabbers. Kenai Peninsula setnet sites vandalized Eight Coastal First Nations to implement amended fisheries agreement CARES Act draft spend plan for Oregon available for review Cutter Alert completes fisheries patrol off Washington, Oregon Wednesday, August 11, 2021 In the pinks Southeast Alaska's commercial catch of pink salmon is taking off and could surpass the preseason forecast. U.S. halibut, sablefish fishery wins five-year MSC recertification Alaskans celebrate wild salmon Infrastructure bill makes 'serious investments' in salmon recovery, Cantwell says CDFW, NOAA Fisheries revive voluntary drought initiative to protect salmon, other fish Thursday, August 12, 2021 Otter outcry Processors, ports, fishing associations, and others are asking the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to study the potential negative impacts of sea otter reintroduction along the West Coast. Cook Inlet setnetters feel pain of early closure as sockeye continue pouring in Additional 12,500 pounds of salmon sent to Yukon River communities 'Alaska Fisheries Report' from KMXT in Kodiak Washington state allows Cooke to proceed with steelhead farming Interior secretary touts Humboldt County offshore wind project NOAA report calls out 31 nations, entities on IUU fishing activity, bycatch Thursday, August 13, 2021 Alaska's uneven salmon season The disparity between the fisheries is concerning – a possible bellwether for the chaotic consequences of climate change, competition between wild and hatchery fish, and commercial fishing bycatch. Bristol Bay sockeye run sets records as others struggle, and climate change may be factor When chum stocks collapsed, Yukon River residents received donations from Bristol Bay Earthquake may have triggered sunken fishing vessel to spill diesel off Kodiak Island CARES Act relief program in Oregon said to expand eligibility to Bristol Bay fishermen Vancouver Island First Nation testing the waters of sablefish fish farming

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