US to spend $2.6 billion on climate-proofing coastal communities, fisheries
A portion of the funds are to be used to restore and protect habitats in lucrative salmon and shellfish fisheries
Alaska’s Copper River catch heats up while prices normalize
'Economics 101 really takes over when the other fisheries open' -- Jim Kostka, marketing director for Copper River Seafoods
Alaska seafood group requests help tracking king salmon
'Better understanding of the spatial distribution of kings in the Nushagak district, and how that might change across the season, is critical' -- Curry Cunningham, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Local fish processors in BC forced to seek global alternatives as salmon farm closures take toll
'The demand for seafood hasn't changed, but the sourcing has shifted' -- Josh Plamondon, CEO of the Aqua-Pak and Airfoam Group
British Columbia’s senior salmon farmer chronicles his survival of Discovery Islands ban
From modest beginnings to a memorable handshake with fisheries minister Joyce Murray, the operator of BC's longest-running marine site recounts his inspiring story
Seafood farmers’ Hail Mary plea to PM Trudeau: Save BC salmon sector, embrace science
'We appeal to you: stop closing BC salmon farms' -- Canadian Aquaculture Industry Alliance CEO Timothy Kennedy
US state of California grants $20.4 million for salmon habitat restoration
'Saving salmon and rebuilding their populations for Californians is the goal and we are meeting these challenges head-on'--Charlton Bonham, California Department of Fish and Wildlife director
BC turmoil leaves North America’s only ocean-based organic salmon producer vulnerable despite unique position
Creative Salmon of British Columbia says cultivating Pacific salmon does not grant them immunity from the challenges Atlantic salmon farmers face
NMFS joins legal fight to maintain Alaska Chinook salmon troll fishery
The federal agency this week filed a response in support of a motion by the state of Alaska to stay a federal judge's order
BC salmon farmers hear of plan to further cut production
The British Columbia Salmon Farmers Association has heard that Canadian fisheries minister Joyce Murray is planning reductions beyond the 40% already experienced