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Pebble Mine owners discuss delay in appeals process
Catching salmon on Alaska’s Copper River is an unpredictable business, so Cordova-based 60 North added halibut and blackcod to its processing line. 60 North/Sena Sea photos
Wild Salmon Day: Alaska celebrates a mixed bag of returns
Delmas Whittaker, head of Marine Maintenance at the Port of Seattle
Whittaker takes on new role at the Port of Seattle
StuartMonk/Shutterstock photo
Bad bait: Right whale group gets it wrong
Tagging fish for full traceability. Gulf of Mexico Reef Fish Shareholders’ Alliance photo
Editor’s Log: Reefing the sales
The Seafood Nutrition Partnership supports U.S. fishing jobs and better health. ASMI image.
Cash offer: National Seafood Council calls for industry leaders
The Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association celebrates the 2021 record run of sockeye salmon in the region.
Bristol Bay blows salmon record out of the water; pushes Pebble opposition forward
The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Pelican out of Corpus Christi, Texas, tows the disabled 84-foot shrimp boat Aiden Boy after a collision with another fishing boat about 15 miles off Port O’Connor. U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Pelican photo
Video: Coast Guard rescues five crew off Texas coast
The Magnuson–Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act was enacted in 1976 and was last reauthorized in 2006. It is the primary law that governs marine fisheries management in U.S. federal waters.
Interview: Huffman launches Magnuson-Stevens Act reauthorization
Bristol Bay gillnetting. ASMI/Bri Dwyer photo
Peter Pan raises Bristol Bay base price; meager king salmon return shuts Alaska fisheries
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