Alaska, cannery will not be handling fish this summer. It's one of the first signs that salmon processors are responding to a concentration of ownership in Alaska's Bristol Bay. An email from OBI ...

Salmon canning was big business in San Francisco for a long time. In the early 20th century, sailing ships would head for Alaska each summer, carrying all the men, supplies and machinery needed for ...

The story of Alaska’s salmon is more than just a tale of fish. It’s a high-stakes drama—one that pits species against species ...

It has all the Alaska elements: water, mountains ... coolers and muddy Xtratuf boots. The salmon that return en masse to the Kenai River are legendary. (Be advised: The area’s dipnet fishery ...

They recalled the 1970s and ‘80s, when a booming fish cannery industry meant frequent water overconsumption ... “On the Kenai, as for so much of Alaska, important hydrologic questions are related to ...

You can also see dozens of glaciers on a cruise, plus remote places reachable only by water ... find plenty to do in Alaska's capital, including whale watching tours, salmon bakes and more.

Chinook (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) are found from California's Ventura River to Kotzebue Sound in Alaska ... water, and their bodies begin to deteriorate even as they ascend rapids (the word ...

The great salmon fisheries, which normally bring 41% of Alaska’s $146 million annual ... the lowest level since the canneries started keeping records in 1910. The fishermen can blame themselves ...

Bates It was the fourth sinking of its long career, and this time the old wooden fishing boat lay submerged for nearly six months in brackish water ... king crabs and salmon in Alaska.

Anchoring the southern tip of the Tsawwassen Peninsula, the 1,200-person American town is bordered by Canada to the north and surrounded by water on ... working in salmon canneries and on farms.