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Alaska’s commercial fishermen have been speaking out against big trawlers for years, complaining that the large vessels in federal waters are scooping up…
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The National Marine Fisheries Service says shutting down Southeast Alaska’s king salmon season would contribute little to saving an endangered population…
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A conservation organization based in Washington state is threatening to sue the federal government over the management of Alaska’s chinook salmon…
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Chinook salmon, also known as king salmon, are getting smaller, and a team of scientists at the University of Washington think they know why. A new study…
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Today on Our Community, Kristen Collins, the Alaska Center Community Organizer and Gayla Hoseth, 2nd Chief of Curyung Tribal Council & Stand for Salmon…
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That would be up from $45 TuesdayAs the price of oil continues its downward slide, the Energy Department is predicting oil prices of $58 per barrel in…
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Anchorage judge sets Sept. 26 as the date for argumentsAn Anchorage judge has set Sept. 26 for arguments in the lawsuit against Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell…
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Testifying in court on a case alleging the state has failed to provide full language assistance to Alaska Natives in elections, an expert witness cited…
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Testifying in court on a case alleging the state has failed to provide full language assistance to Alaska Natives in elections, an expert witness cited…
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Kuskokwim River villagers warn fisheries managers of talk about armed conflict and civil disobedience over closures that are leaving fish racks and…