The Tanana Chiefs Conference and the Association of Village Council Presidents had sued the federal government ...

they swim against the shallow currents of these rivers up to their headwaters to spawn and die so that their kind may endure. But salmon are not the only outstanding feature of this Alaska wilderness.

Sustainable fishing policies passed in the 1970s have backfired in rural Native villages, where many family-run boats have raised their hooks and nets for good.

The ongoing federal funding freeze is having an immediate negative impact on my organization and 26 people in Southeast ...

Wild salmon stands out as a true superfood, renowned for its abundance of essential nutrients and numerous health benefits. This article delves into the benefits of integrating this flavorful and ...

The Arctic is changing, and scientists and residents alike are interested to understand both the reasons for and impacts of these changes, including how it’s affecting fish populations that Alaskans ...

Each year millions of salmon come from the far reaches of the ocean, crowd up into southeast Alaska's streams, spawn in the riverbed gravels, and then die. Their decaying bodies fertilize the ...

Fishermen, hunters and researchers gathered at the Alaska Marine Science Symposium in Anchorage in January to discuss how ...

The judge agreed with the National Marine Fisheries Service that its review of the annual harvest specifications sufficiently ...

Salmon swam the North Yuba River this year for the first time in the better part of a century as part of a multi-agency effort to restore the spring-run Chinook species to its historical spawning ...

One of the most popular gathering spots for grizzlies is along salmon-spawning rivers during the summer months in Alaska. The above video comes from an observation point in Alaska’s Katmai ...