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Spawning chum salmon in the Chehalis River, Fraser Valley, British Columbia, Canada. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Hilborn: respect indigenous, western fisheries knowledge
Margaret Bauman
Fall-run Chinook salmon migrate to California's Central Valley rivers to spawn. Photo by Miles Daniels
NOAA says $123 million coming for six ‘fishery resource disasters’
NF Staff
By June 17, one of two Costco Warehouses in Anchorage had sold over 185 pounds of Copper River sockeye salmon for $14.99 a pound. Margaret Bauman photo.
Copper River sockeyes selling out
Margaret Bauman
Alaska's five Pacific salmon species are all forecast to see lower harvests in 2026, with global sockeye, keta, and pink supplies also expected to decline significantly from recent averages. Shutterstock photo.
Report forecasts 15% drop in global salmon harvest
Margaret Bauman
Initially established under President Bush in 2009, the no-fishing zone around Wake, Johnston and Jarvis in the Pacific Islands Heritage Monument was extended to 200 miles by President Obama in 2014. Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council gra
Trump moves to reopen Pacific remote waters for fishing
NF Staff
The Northwest Straits Marine Conservation Initiative Reauthorization Act of 2025 would continue funding for the community-based commission that supports marine habitat restoration across the Northwest Straits region of Puget Sound. Shutterstock photo.
House passes bill to reauthorize Northwest Straits Commission
NF Staff
Over 100 groundfish industry volunteers worked in 80 degree heat at Terminal 91 at the Port of Seattle on May 28 to clean four huge midwater trawl nets to recycle plastics in the into new products. Photo by John Dunlap, Trident Seafoods
Groundfish industry cleans 55,935 pounds of nets for recycling
Margaret Bauman
Gig Harbor’s long-planned Commercial Fishing Homeport moved a step closer to reality this week after a city hearing examiner verbally indicated he would approve a shoreline permit for the project. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Gig Harbor homeport project clears key permitting hurdle
NF Staff
Restaurant managers ordered to pay tens of thousands in penalties; fishing vessel owner and operators prohibited from commercial fishing in state. Photo courtesy of CDFW
Restaurant, vessel operators penalized in seafood sourcing case
NF Staff
Dungeness crabs in a live hold. Oregon DFW photo.
Calif. fisheries bill advances out of Senate
NF Staff
Bering Sea pollock come aboard a trawler. NMFS video image.
North Pacific council seeks public comment on pelagic trawl gear
Margaret Bauman
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