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Seafood provides more jobs in Alaska than any other private sector, with more than 60,000 workers employed in the industry. ASMI photo
Northern Lights: Moving beyond 2020
Daniel Thoreson and Jeff French teamed up on the 29-footer Fishy Business out of Half Moon Bay, Calif.
Our House: The Old Man and the Cowboy
Jacob Hulse works oysters on his brother Jason’s boat. Jason Hulse photo
Who We Are: Jacob David Hulse
Boats lined up in the Kenai River waiting to deliver their catches to the tenders at Columbia Wards’ cannery in the early 1980s. Pat Dixon photo
Alone on the Fish: Waiting to Deliver
Tesia Bobrycki, director of Regenerative Economy for the Native Conservancy, holds up a string of recently harvested kelp. The conservancy is a partner of Alutiiq Pride Marine Institute, working to facilitate kelp farming in communities around Prince William Sound. Southern Dipper Productions photo
Seeds planted: Alaska kelp nursery tests farms for fishermen
Coast Guard response crews assesses fishing boats lodged against a destroyed structure and sunken fishing vessels in the bayou Sept. 6, 2021, following Hurricane Ida in Southeast Louisiana. Coast Guard crews from across the nation have surged to Southeast
Report: Hurricanes cost commercial fishing and seafood sectors $580 million
Lynn Marie and Hook & Ladder put on a good show in Maine’s Lobster Boat Races. Jon Johansen photo
Opinion: Marine insurance market not getting easier
Northern Lights: Alaska Seafood’s new digital digs
Shrimp boats at the Delcambre docks that a new infrastructure grant from the Department of Transportation will help to restore. Ed Lallo/Lallo Photography photo
Louisiana shrimp port gets $2 million in federal infrastructure funds
Various surimi seafood items made of Alaska pollock surimi. ASMI photo
Q&A for the holidays: Alaska Seafood in Japan
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