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Margaret Bauman
Alaska Correspondent
Margaret Bauman is an Alaskan journalist focused on covering fisheries and environmental issues.
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Sitka, Alaska. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Oceana appeals court ruling over Gulf of Alaska environment
Fall-run Chinook salmon migrate to California's Central Valley rivers to spawn. Photo by Miles Daniels
California Chinook salmon are study of survival in changing climate
Members of the North Pacific Fishery Management Council listen to testimony during their December meeting in Anchorage. Photo by Margaret Bauman
NPFMC sets 2026-27 groundfish TACs for Alaska waters
Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
NOAA awards over $26.4 M for marine debris removal
Photo courtesy of Earth Justice
Contamination safeguards of transboundary mining questioned
Cod fishing in the Gulf of Maine. Gulf of Maine Research Institute photo.
NOAA reopens comment period on ‘restoring nation’s seafood competitiveness’
The Hannah, Northline Seafoods' 110-foot freezer barge, at work in Bristol Bay in the summer of 2025. Photo by Chris Miller
Passion for Bristol Bay salmon fishery runs deep with Northline Seafoods
Alaska's commercial fishing industry has seen its workforce shrink for five straight years, according to state labor officials. Shutterstock photo.
Alaska seafood harvesting jobs down for fifth straight year
2025 National Fisherman Highliner, Erik Velsko. Photo courtesy of Kaia Fisheries
National Fisherman Highliner: Erik Velsko
2025 Highliner Bob Alverson. Photo courtesy of the Alverson family
Hard work, persistence paid off for FVOA's Bob Alverson
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June 14, 2026
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June 12, 2026
Report forecasts 15% drop in global salmon harvest