Trollers, state file new appeal in lawsuit to halt SE Alaska salmon fishery
A new appeal has been filed in a fisheries case rooted in the alleged impact of the Southeast Alaska commercial salmon troll fishery on endangered
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Copper River Seafoods celebrates season opener with seafood competition
Dozens of wild Alaska salmon aficionados turned out in Anchorage on Saturday to help Copper River Seafoods celebrate the Copper River commercial
NOAA Fisheries allocates $15.7M for Copper River/Prince William Sound fishery disasters
NOAA Fisheries has allocated over $220 million in fisheries disaster funds appropriated by Congress in the Disaster Relief Supplemental
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New Cordova District Fishermen United executive director, president lead annual membership meeting
Fishermen and stakeholders sheltered from the rain inside the historic Union Hall on Main Street last Friday for the annual Cordova District
Workers From Vietnam Help Plug The Labour Gap For Sealord
Press Release – Sealord Nelson-based fishing company Sealord is welcoming 115 workers from Vietnam over the next three weeks to process fish in
Copper River sockeye fishery set to open on May 15
Commercial fishermen in Southcentral Alaska are gearing up for the famed Copper River salmon opener on Monday, May 15, hopeful for a robust season,
Federal judge rules in favor of shutting down SE Alaska troll salmon fishery
A federal district judge in Washington state has ruled in favor of closing a major commercial king salmon troll fishery which contributes millions of
New economic report highlights case for protecting SE coastal ecosystems
A new report focusing on impacts of climate change on Southeast Alaska notes that commercial fishing and seafood processing support over 10,000 jobs
Salmon task force discusses fisheries at bi-annual meeting in Cordova
Regional salmon fishery stakeholders joined at the Cordova Center last week to discuss the stock and make recommendations for the Alaska Department
Pebble mine permit decision remanded to USACE
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) decision denying the Pebble Limited Partnership’s proposed mining operations in the Bristol Bay watershed is
Alaska will receive share of new federal funds for fish passage projects
Six Alaska projects, including one for the Copper River, are among a new $35 million Interior Department investment in restoring free-flowing waters
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In brief: Outstanding foreign exchange orders almost K1.5 billion says Central Bank and other business stories
Outstanding foreign exchange orders almost K1.5 billion according to Bank of PNG, Newmont makes offer for Newcrest Mining, and progress on Porgera
Behind the scenes: Cham fishers going to land
Hello! This is Andrew Haffner, editor in chief over here at Southeast Asia Globe. I haven’t written anything directly to you, our readers, for a
Study: Inbreeding contributes to the demise of Southern Resident orcas
A new federal fisheries study concludes that the small size and isolation of endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales in the Pacific Northwest has
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Alaska Department of Fish and Game performs aerial surveys of Ketchikan and Sitka herring fisheries
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game completed aerial surveys of the Ketchikan and Sitka herring fisheries on March 29th. For Ketchikan’s