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Decades-old federal policies restricting access to fisheries have left Native-owned fleets struggling to stay afloat; the town of Angoon, AK, is an example. Photo courtesy of Alaska.org
Native fleets diminished by fishing limits- is change possible?
NF Staff
Northline Seafood announces its return as a buyer for the 2025 Bristol Bay salmon season. Photo courtesy of Caitlin Blaisdell
Northline Seafoods back for 2025 Bristol Bay season
NF Staff
An undated photo of a group of sperm whales in Alaska waters. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Man sentenced to prison for attempted killing of sperm whale
Carli Stewart
F/V Kaia. Photo courtesy of the Velsko family
Redefining Alaska’s seafood legacy
Erik Velsko
Recent personnel changes within the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) have cast doubt on the scientific assessments crucial for managing fish stocks in the region. Photo courtesy of Joshua Roper/ ASMI
Federal shakeup sparks uncertainty for Pacific fisheries
NF Staff
Photo courtesy of XtraTuf / The Velsko Family
One fishing family's fight for a better future
Erik Velsko
AMCC acknowledged the news of the NOAA cuts, which are expected to have significant repercussions for Alaskans, mainly fishermen. Photo by T. Schneider
NOAA cuts raise concern for the AK fishing industry
Carli Stewart
"Pacific cod was increasingly important for us and other fixed gear sectors, but I was continually disappointed by the quality, handling, and execution of our shoreside cod sector," Eric Velsko shared. Photo courtesy of Kaia Fisheries
The journey to seafood quality over quantity
Erik Velsko
Shellfish aquaculture is allowed in the state of Alaska, however, finfish farming is prohibited. Photo courtesy of ADF&G
Alaska legislators oppose Governor’s fish farming proposal
NF Staff
UFA and AFDF hosted a Legislative Reception in Juneau on February 18. Photo courtesy of AFDF
Alaska Symphony of Seafood showcases industry impact
NF Staff
Net pen aquaculture in deep coastal waters. NOAA photo.
AK governor proposes finfish farming legalization
Erin Spampinato
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