Bristol Bay’s top salmon marketing exec steps down
Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association executive director Andy Wink announced his departure after more than five years on the job
USDA ready to buy 405,520 lbs of wild-caught Alaska salmon
The purchase will involve 252,000 lbs of frozen wild salmon fillets and 153,520 lbs of canned pink salmon
Trident plans to sell four Alaska shoreside plants, cut staff in ‘comprehensive restructuring’
'Bold action today is necessary to deliver fair value to fleet, communities, and all stakeholders into the future' -- Joe Bundrant, CEO
New research points to marine heatwaves as driver of western Alaska chum salmon die-off
Scientists say the study adds to a growing body of evidence showing the impacts of accelerating climate change in the Arctic
After monster season, Alaska pink salmon harvest likely to shrink in 2024
Harvest forecasts from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game point to an "average" pink salmon season in Southeast Alaska next year
Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation names new leader
The US' oldest regional fisheries development foundation has hired Kristy Clement as its new CEO
Alaska’s seafood industry looks inward, also to Southeast Asia, for growth
As the market weathers a downturn, Alaska seafood marketing groups say there are exciting prospects for long-term growth
Sweeping new report outlines threats to Alaska fisheries from climate change
Alaska is warming two to three times faster than the global average, and fundamentally changing the US state's fisheries
Dozens testify in federal hearing on western Alaska salmon crisis
Residents of western Alaska told US senator Lisa Murkowski they've been marginalized as salmon returns in the area have crashed
Bristol Bay salmon setnetters vote against joining regional group
A 'yes' vote would've meant that harvesters paid a 1% tax to join the Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association