'If there was ever a time to fully ban Russian-origin seafood from entering US markets, it’s now' -- US senator Lisa Murkowski

In 2022, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife had expected around 196,000 salmon to return from the Sacramento River. Only 60,000 showed up

'Salmon are a fundamental part of life in Alaska -- for our families, our communities, our economy and our cultural traditions' -- US senator Dan Sullivan

By Tom Seaman and Sergei Blagov

The pink salmon harvest in the US state of Alaska has passed the pre-season forecast of 122.21 million fish, with the total catch in Russia across all species at 560,000 metric tons

The goal is to revive Pacific salmon and steelhead populations

Lisa Murkowski has laid out her wish list for the next US farm bill in separate legislation she introduced in July: the Improving Agriculture, Research, Cultivation, Timber, and Indigenous Commodities (ARCTIC) Act

By Tom Seaman and Sergei Blagov

Russia's government is forecasting a total wild salmon forecast of 600,000 metric tons, which would be the second highest ever, as Alaskan pink catches up 18% on 2021 to 110,005t

Four decades of conservation spending totaling more than $9bn has failed to improve stocks of wild salmon and steelhead in the Columbia River Basin, a study claims

By Jason Huffman and Daniel Hilliard

'I think that there's a difference between the position that Wild Alaskan is in and I guess, other DTC e-commerce companies that are out there, especially those that ship perishable' -- Aaron Kallenberg, Wild Alaskan Company

The state-wide sockeye harvest is down 28% year-on-year at 111,301 metric tons ex-vessel, largely due to an expected drop in the Bristol Bay sockeye run