As many of you know, some species of marine mammals and birds have been declining in the Bering Sea and some people believe that too much fishing is the cause of the declines. That is the topic of ...

Not only because of the magnitude of the injury, but also the coincidences surrounding the injury and the consequences that ...

In fact, the Bering Sea is one of the most dangerous places ... So, how long are these crab fishing boats and their crews out in these conditions? According to David Reichert -- a cinematographer ...

According to the Service, the study is intended to provide data that “will inform possible future management” of fisheries in the area, meaning it could open to bottom-trawl fishing as the Bering Sea ...

Average seas in the Bering Sea have around 10- to 20-foot waves ... and it usually takes one to two days to get to and from the fishing area. Before heading up to Alaska, the ship loads up ...

In common with most of the rich fishing grounds of the world, the weather in the Bering Sea is often inclement. Calm, peaceful, warm seas are not very productive from the harvesting point of view.

The Unalaska Department of Public Safety said Tuesday that 28-year-old Jacob Riley Veeser was found in the water at 10:27 a.m. on April 5.

It might have taken a few tries, though. Luckily, the video above was taken on the Bering Sea near Alaska, where the only things to survive are crabs, one guy in orange rubber bibs, and the ...

An Escanaba who was working on a fishing vessel in Alaska has been found dead. 28-year-old Jacob Riley Veeser, an Escanaba ...

NOAA Fisheries works with communities, harvesters, and processors to navigate solutions in a pinch. The Alaska Bering Sea ...