America is home to some of the most productive salmon waters in the world, with rivers, bays, and coastal regions that draw ...

By Annie Roth Nearly every day for the past 20 years, scientists from UC Santa Cruz and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...

America’s wild spaces offer encounters with creatures you won’t find anywhere else. From grizzlies prowling Alaskan valleys ...

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game recently posted an Advisory Announcement of their preseason forecast for the 2026 Bristol Bay sockeye salmon season. Analysts expect a “strong” run next ...

The number of commercial fishing jobs in Alaska plunged to a new low last year as the industry struggles with disrupted ...

“A total of 45.32 million sockeye salmon (with a range of 31.12 million to 59.52 million) are expected to return to Bristol ...

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) has reported a near-average commercial salmon season in Prince William Sound, ...

Nat Geo Explorer Zeb Hogan has spent decades asking the question. “I thought there would be a simple answer,” he now concedes, after recording a 661-pound stingray. “I was wrong.” Scientists tag and ...

Among the losses suffered by Western Alaska victims of ex-Typhoon Halong — destroyed four-wheelers, houses and lives — the destruction of the traditional foods they’d gathered for the winter is among ...

This spring offers a critical window to see if man-made "bungalows" installed in rivers throughout the ACT can help a struggling fish species. If they work — as some ecologists are convinced they will ...

President Donald Trump plans to nominate Aaron Peterson, an attorney with the Alaska Department of Law’s natural resources division, for one of two open federal judgeships on the bench of the U.S.

Never bet against tech Part 3 of a 4-part series Now semi-retired Alaska economist Gunnar Knapp, the nation’s foremost authority on the economics of the Alaska fishing business, offered a ...