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Monday, October 2, 2023 Putrid pinks Rotting Pacific pink salmon reportedly are causing a stink in Norway and Finland. Remote landslide spills dangerous debris into Alaska’s LeConte Bay Homer Harbor expansion hits slowdown due amid budget issues NOAA Fisheries releases Alaska aquaculture report New forest conservation plan is a first for Oregon, benefitting salmon and steelhead Things to know about Klamath River dam removal project, largest in U.S. history Tuesday, October 3, 2023 Heads-up for catch shares The deadline is fast approaching to apply for Alaska cod trawl cooperative quota share, NMFS says. Alaska Longline Fishermen’s Association looks to give fleet a green upgrade with federal grant Everette Anderson named BBNC vice president, director of fisheries policy Alaska SeaLife Center CEO stepping down after 11 years Puget Sound orcas beat up and even kill porpoises, new research reveals. But why? Wider World: Rhode Island fishermen fear wind farm project could jeopardize thriving squid industry Wednesday, October 4, 2023 Winter troll season set The Southeast Alaska winter troll fishery will open Oct. 11 with a limit of 45,000 hatchery-produced, non-Alaska Chinook salmon. Trawl catch of orcas brings new scrutiny to federal science behind Alaska take levels State studies potential for hatchery-only king salmon sport fisheries in Southeast Alaska Alaska clarifies situation with Prince Rupert ferry service Skeena, Nass salmon runs healthy in 2023 but El Niño could bring bad news Opinion: Alaska’s government won’t do right by Eklutna salmon unless the public demands it Thursday, October 5, 2023 Alaska crab outlook The Bristol Bay red king crab fishery could return after two years on ice. Southeast Alaska residents help free two killer whales trapped in a lake ‘Alaska Fisheries Report’ from KMXT in Kodiak Oregon State researchers to study what coastal communities think of offshore wind energy development October is National Seafood Month Friday, October 6, 2023 Mixed bag for Alaska crab quotas The Bristol Bay red king crab fishery will reopen after a two-year hiatus, while the Bering Sea snow crab fishery will remain closed due to weak stocks. Ballots in Bristol Bay setnetter election must go in the mail by Saturday Confirmed: Salmon are spawning in Arctic rivers Fire retardant has killed thousands of fish in the Pacific Northwest, including endangered salmon species Wider World: Björk, Rosalía collaborate on new song to benefit activists fighting salmon farming in Iceland Opinion: It’s time to overhaul commercial halibut management

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