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Margaret Bauman
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Margaret Bauman is an Alaskan journalist focused on covering fisheries and environmental issues.
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Trident Seafoods is expanding its line of pet food supplements with new products featuring wild Alaska salmon and wild Alaska pollock, with plans to introduce them in retail markets starting October 1. Photo courtesy of Trident Seafoods
Trident Seafoods introduces wellFURst pet foods
The 2020 Alaska salmon season was conducted under strict state safeguards for covid-19. Alaska Department of Fish and Game photo.
Ex-vessel value of 2025 Bristol Bay salmon harvest rated at $215.3 M
Alaska pollock makes up over half of the total Alaska commercial seafood harvest volume. Genuine Alaska Pollock Producers photo.
Studies show Alaska pollock fishery value in product, jobs
Seattle area conservation groups say they will sue the federal government over failure to protect native salmon, steelhead and orca populations from hatchery programs inthe Columbia River system. Wild Fish Conservancy photo.
Conservation groups plan lawsuit over hatcheries
Participants of the Drill Instructor and Fishermen First Aid and Safety Training will get hands-on experience practicing lifesaving skills, such as putting on survival suits. Photo courtesy of Washington Sea Grant
Washington Fishermen's Convention set for Dec. 4-8
Albacore tuna typically range from 20-30 inches long and 10-30 pounds, but they can grow larger. Shutterstock photo.
Pacific tuna fishery opens in Eastern Gulf of Alaska
David Witherell is retiring as executive director of the North Pacific Fishery Management Council. NPFMC photo.
NPFMC executive director David Witherell to retire in October
Fishmonger Brenden Katchatag at New Sagaya's seafood department in Anchorage, Alaska, shows off some of the fresh whole silver salmon from Yakutat that were selling quickly at $7.99 a pound. The price of other fillets of fresh cohos ranged from $13.95 a pound to $18.99 a pound in Anchorage and $24.99 at the Pike Place Fish Market in Seattle. Margaret Bauman photo.
Alaska salmon harvests near 185 million fish
A fishing vessel that ran aground off Afognak Island has leaked diesel fuel into the Gulf of Alaska. Coast Guard photo.
Grounded fishing vessel towed to Kodiak harbor
Heavy sheening is visible around a grounded fishing vessel off Afognak Island. U.S. Coast Guard photo.
Grounded fishing vessel spills diesel in Gulf of Alaska
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