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Spotlight: Pacific Northwest
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Alaska’s four gubernatorial candidates faced questions on fisheries management during a Sept. 9 debate in Kodiak. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Alaska governor candidates split on fisheries
Carli Clancy
The Fisheries Science Modernization Act would expand NOAA’s use of environmental DNA as a tool to supplement traditional fish stock assessment surveys. Photo courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
eDNA could play a bigger role in stock assessments
Carli Clancy
Fishing groups are urging House passage of H.R. 9436, which would extend the current right whale regulatory pause through 2035. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
House to take up bill extending right whale regulatory pause to 2035
Carli Clancy
Fishermen move to intervene in Northeast marine monument case
NF Staff
Senators are urging the Treasury Department to sanction vessels that support China's distant-water fishing fleet. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Senators urge sanctions on China's fishing support fleet
NF Staff
The seven Alaska Board of Fisheries members as of 2026, from left to right, are Greg Svendsen, Curtis Chamberlain, Tom Carpenter, Gerad Godfrey, Olivia Henaayee Irwin, Märit Carlson-Van Dort, and Mike Wood. Photo courtesy of AK Board of Fisheries
Alaska lawmakers approve audit of Board of Fisheries processes
NF Staff
A bill that would provide an additional $500 million for the San Joaquin River Restoration Program moved one step closer to becoming law. Photo courtesy of California Department of Fish and Wildlife
San Joaquin salmon restoration bill advances
NF Staff
Sen. Sullivan and former Rep. Mary Peltola, who are both running for his current Senate seat, have issued news releases stating their priorities for federal regulations related to the nation's federal fisheries. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Sullivan, Peltola battle for Alaska fishing vote in Senate race
Margaret Bauman
Senator Sullivan reintroduced the Bycatch Reduction Act. Legislation that would expand federal efforts to reduce bycatch and more. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Sullivan reintroduces sweeping bill targeting bycatch, seafloor impacts
Carli Clancy
NOAA said its newly outlined regional priorities are intended to increase opportunities for American fishermen and women. Shutterstock photo.
NOAA unveils plan to cut seafood regulations under Trump directive
NF Staff
Shutterstock photo.
Marad modernizes US citizenship evidencing requirements for vessel owners and program participants
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