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Tag: commercial fishing

F/V Pamela Rae on bottom on June 25, 2024, near the net pens in Anita Bay. (Courtesy/Don Spigelmyre)
Posted inNews, Southeast News, Environment, Search and Rescue, Environment & Natural Resources

Seiner goes aground in Anita Bay; all five crew rescued

Orin Pierson - Petersburg Pilot by Orin Pierson - Petersburg Pilot June 30, 2024October 13, 2024
A fish processing worker tosses a halibut unloaded from the Oracle into a box for shipment. (Nathaniel Herz/Northern Journal)
Posted inNews, Salmon, Environment & Natural Resources

As salmon season kicks off, some Alaska fishermen fear for their futures

Nathaniel Herz - Northern Journal by Nathaniel Herz - Northern Journal June 26, 2024August 29, 2024
Clusters of snow crab legs are displayed on Jan. 13, 2023, at the seafood counter at a midtown Anchorage grocery store. The product was identified as previously frozen. The season's Alaska's Bering Sea snow crab harvest was canceled because of low stocks. Scientists warn that the warm conditions that led to this first-ever harvest cancelation are likely to be more common in the future. (Photo by Yereth Rosen/Alaska Beacon)
Posted inCommentary

Commentary: The warming ocean is leaving coastal economies in hot water

Charles Cogan by Charles Cogan June 22, 2024October 14, 2024
Sockeye salmon heading to spawning grounds swim up the Kenai River on Aug. 17, 2008. Sockeye harvest problems for Upper Cook Inlet setnetters have led to fishery disaster declarations by the U.S. Department of Commerce. (Photo by Kentaro Yasui/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service)
Posted inNews, Salmon

Nearly $12 million headed to Alaska in latest infusion of fishery-disaster aid

Yereth Rosen - Alaska Beacon by Yereth Rosen - Alaska Beacon June 22, 2024October 14, 2024
Skiffs sit on shore in the Southwest Alaska fishing town of King Cove. (James Brooks via Flicker under Creative Commons license)
Posted inNews, Environment, Salmon, Environment & Natural Resources

Market conditions continue to pressure seafood processors and fishermen

Larry Persily by Larry Persily - Wrangell Sentinel June 22, 2024September 11, 2024
Posted inNews, Local News, Salmon, Business & Commerce

Newlyweds open food truck on the waterfront

by Rashah McChesney - Chilkat Valley News June 22, 2024June 22, 2024
Posted inNews

Alaskans invited to make ornaments for U.S. Capitol Christmas tree

Wrangell Sentinel Staff by Wrangell Sentinel Staff April 11, 2024September 11, 2024
Skiffs sit on shore in the Southwest Alaska fishing town of King Cove. (James Brooks via Flicker under Creative Commons license)
Posted inEnvironment & Natural Resources, News

Troubled state-backed seafood company says it will lease out two plants, and could sell its assets

Nathaniel Herz - Northern Journal by Nathaniel Herz - Northern Journal April 11, 2024September 11, 2024
A Golden King Crab in 2013. (Creative Commons Photo by Boris Kasimov/Flickr)
Posted inSoutheast News, Salmon

2024 Golden King Crab fishery ‘did extremely well’

Olivia Rose - Petersburg Pilot by Olivia Rose - Petersburg Pilot April 10, 2024October 14, 2024
An underwater image captured in 2016 shows sockeye salmon swimming up the Brooks River in Alaska's Katmai National Park to spawn. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is buying about 50 million pounds of Alaska fish -- pollock, pink salmon and sockeye salmon -- to use in its food and nutrition-assistance programs. (Photo courtesy the National Park Service)
Posted inNews, Salmon

Agriculture Department commits to big purchase of Alaska salmon and pollock for food programs

Yereth Rosen - Alaska Beacon by Yereth Rosen - Alaska Beacon February 21, 2024October 14, 2024

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