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Salmon Season Kicks off with Urgent Call from Alaska Fishermen: Congress Must Take Climate Action, Reduce Greenhouse Gas Pollution Now
By Tyson Fick | Salmon State on May 12, 2021 Alaskan driftnetting vessel.
Alaskan Fishermen Encouraged By Climate Change Executive Order
By Tyson Fick | Salmon State on Jan 27, 2021 Cautious optimism as Federal Government gets serious about the looming threat Juneau, AK – Alaskan fishermen expressed a combination of relief and optimism as the Biden Administration released its federal plan to address climate change. Having long been aware of the need to address a rapidly changing climate. Climate change is among Alaskan fishermen’s top concerns according to a 2020 survey of more than 750 fishermen.
Commentary: Not all fishermen support Sullivan
By Michael Kampnich and Tyson Fick For The Cordova Times We encourage independent-minded fishermen to support independent candidate Dr. Al Gross. United Fishermen of Alaska’s recent endorsement of Sen. Dan Sullivan for the U.S. Senate is unfortunately a short-sighted and politically cautious view. It would also be a mistake for Alaskans to think that the United Fishermen of Alaska actually speaks for all fishermen in our great state.
Commentary: Harvesters remain resilient in facing economic challenges of COVID-19
A fishing vessel near Cordova Harbor. (May 14, 2020) Photo by Zachary Snowdon Smith/The Cordova Times By Tyson Fick For The Cordova Times No one reading this needs to be reminded that we are in uncharted waters as thousands of Alaska fishermen set out to sea for the salmon season. As a fisherman with two young boys, I felt a deep sense of both privilege and responsibility as I set my nets in the glacier-fed waters of Taku Inlet in late June.
Alaska’s fishing boats are weathering an unprecedented storm
No one reading this needs to be reminded that we are in uncharted waters as thousands of Alaska fishermen set out to sea for the salmon season. As a fisherman with two young boys, I felt a deep sense of both privilege and responsibility as I set my nets in the glacier-fed waters of Taku Inlet in late June. Most fishing seasons the biggest questions are: Will the salmon come early or late? Will they be swimming deep or along the shoreline?
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