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YAKUTAT is located at Alaska, Gulf of Alaska in USA
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Crew aboard a Bristol Bay gillnetter in the Egegik District of Bristol Bay harvest reds in the world's largest wild sockeye salmon fishery. Photo courtesy of Margaret Bauman
Alaska's wild salmon harvest climbs to over 14.5 million fish
Margaret Bauman
New studies at the University of British Columbia confirm the increasing heat stress for juvenile salmon at this vulnerable stage of their lives. Photo courtesy of University of Alaska Anchorage
Studies document impact of warm streams on juvenile salmon
Margaret Bauman
The Trump administration defended the federal government's decision to block the proposed Pebble Mine in southwest Alaska during oral arguments in federal court last week. Photo courtesy of Save Bristol Bay
Trump administration defends Pebble Mine veto in federal court
NF Staff
State officials say the proposed changes would make Alaska’s water reservation process more efficient, consistent and cost-effective, while supporting development that aligns with the public interest. Photo courtesy of NF Archive
Proposed water regulations changes could profoundly impact salmon streams
Margaret Bauman