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California may face 3rd year with no salmon fishing
NF Aggregator
Salmon courtesy of NOAA Fisheries
Bid to remove MSC certification of salmon in SE Alaska rejected
NF Aggregator
The City of Homer recently sent a formal request to Alaska’s Governor, urging the state to declare a fishery disaster for the 2023 pink salmon season. Photo by Gerald Peplow
Pink salmon collapse in Homer spurs call for disaster relief
Carli Stewart
Photo by Global Seafood
Salmon over-supply dwindling, but demand remains an issue
NF Aggregator
Alaska's seafood sector was hit with nearly 7,000 lost jobs, shrinking profitability, and a $1.8 billion revenue decline between 2022 and 2023. Photo by Zak Bernadsky on Unsplash
Alaska fishing industry sees nearly 7,000 job cuts
NF Staff
To count salmon returns, a weir funnels fish into a chute, where a camera activated by motion detection captures an image of every fish and sends it to the cloud via Starlink.
First Nations and scientists use AI to restore salmon runs
Paul Molyneaux
The removal of four large dams from the Klamath River allows salmon to reach again about 400 miles of their original habitat that had been blocked for many decades. Photo courtesy of Jason Hartwick/Swiftwater Films
Final dam removal unlocks 400 miles of salmon habitat
NF Staff
Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Fall-run chinook spotted in Klamath Basin
NF Aggregator
Located at the northwest corner of Alaska’s largest island, Trident’s Kodiak facility operates a fully automated H&G production line for Alaska pollock and salmon. Photo by Trident
Pacific Seafood to acquire Trident Kodiak plant
NF Staff
Lower Cook Inlet salmon fishermen facing struggle to stay afloat
NF Aggregator
We caught up with Julie Bonney from Alaska Groundfish Data Bank (AGDB) to clarify some of the questions that have been lurking following the incident. Photo by NOAA Fisheries
Insights following major pollock trawling bycatch incident
Carli Stewart
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