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Chris Miller: Photographing Bristol Bay
Photographing commercial fishing takes a special sort of person—one who doesn’t mind the salty spray of waves, the blood and slime of fish and the ... -
Catching the Iliamna Lake Monster
On a calm September day, a group of moose hunters sat in their skiff on Iliamna Lake on the Alaska Peninsula. The men noticed what looked like two ... -
An inside look at Alaskan fisheries
By: Chris Miller - Alaska Magazine September 2020 The act of fishing, regardless of the advantages of modern technologies, still remains a test of ... -
A Conversation with Hunter and Conservationist Tia Shoemaker
Hunting Guide Tia Shoemaker is fighting tooth and nail to ensure future generations will have the opportunity to experience the wilderness of Brist... -
Melanie Brown: Bristol Bay Salmon Mama
When Melanie Brown was 10 years old, her mom decided it was time for her to begin fishing the family’s setnet site on the Naknek River in Bristol B... -
Here's Why Salmon are Pink, Orange or Red
AN OVERVIEW ON HOW DIET AFFECTS THE COLOR OF SALMON’S FLESH Have you ever heard that if you eat a bunch of carrots, you’ll turn orange? Salm... -
Monkey Boats and Sailboats
Bringing a Bristol Bay Relic Back to Life When Jeffery and Christine Smith were shown the David B, an ancient Bristol Bay tug, known as a monkey ... -
Man of Salmon
An Interview with Triston Chaney Triston Chaney, a Yupik and Athabaskan resident of Dillingham, began fishing on his grandpa’s gillnetter in Bris... -
Pride of Bristol Bay, Wildly Devoted
Woven into the landscape and culture of Bristol Bay is the principle of true sustainability. Two hundred generations have made their home in Bristo... -
Pebble Mine & Alaska Native People
For generations, Alaska Native people have fished and hunted Bristol Bay according to their traditional way of life, and seek to maintain these tra... -
Pride of Bristol Bay: The bears of McNeil and the Pebble Mine project
They’re on a collision course. In the late 1990s, Drew Hamilton followed an old-timer who lived on a homestead in Alaska’s Lake Clark National Park... -
The Strange, Uncertain Fate of One of the World’s Most Valuable Salmon Habitats
An article by thenation.com Alaska’s Bristol Bay is a rare pristine salmon fishery. Can it survive a rapidly changing climate—and a massive, Trump-...
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