The Bristol Bay commercial fishery is the world’s largest producer of wild sockeye salmon. Alaska Sea Grant-supported ...

Alaska’s Legislature adjourned in May without addressing an issue that many residents of coastal, Native villages see as ...

He noticed dangerous boulders along the creek banks and avoided them the best he could, when the ground slid out from under him.

Bay Curious editor and producer Katrina Schwartz starts us off in Bristol Bay ... moved their operations to Alaska, where the really big salmon runs were. San Francisco was the biggest city on the ...

City leaders are contemplating slashing a ... Rob Gillam, now 52, spent parts of his youth in Southwest Alaska’s Bristol Bay region — including at his father’s fishing lodge, where guests ...

Around Bristol Bay, Alaska, locals in the world's largest and ... barely outside Montana; Salt Lake City, Utah; and British Columbia to see the effects that large, open-pit copper mines have ...

The Sterling family on their boat in Bristol Bay. Kirstyn and Tyler ... stops in the eastern Idaho town once a year after the end of fishing season in Alaska. She was also getting a box of filets ...

A blackboard at New Sagaya City Market in downtown Anchorage posts prices ... according to newly published research by Kodiak-based scientists with NOAA’s Alaska Fisheries Science Center. The Bristol ...

Anna Hoover (Bristol Bay, Alaska) - In an observational survey ... So hoping that our town or village government could come up with something to slow it down. (gentle music) - Everything was ...

It wasn’t just Bristol Bay; across Western Alaska, sockeye and pink salmon populations reached ... However, the company will keep its plant in the City of Kodiak open. “The Kodiak town plant operates ...