This month we say farewell to Cook Inlet Aquaculture Association’s biologist, Emily Heale.
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Board Profile: Paul Roth, warming up to commercial fishing
Get to know CIAA board member Paul Roth, a father, pink salmon fan, homebuilder, and auto repair enthusiast.
Your 2024 Alaska salmon holiday gift guide
Looking for a last-minute gift for your salmon-loving friends and family? Here are a few ideas you can grab and wrap.
China Poot dipnetting: A look at an Alaskan personal use fishery
The China Poot dipnet fishery is a personal use fishery supported by CIAA and area commercial fishermen.
Cost Recovery: The Key to Sustaining Resurrection Bay’s Sockeye Salmon Runs
As sport fishers show up in Seward, let’s examine how cost recovery helps make the sockeye fishery possible and clear up misconceptions.
I’m just a proposal: How the Alaska Board of Fisheries forges regulations
The ‘Board of Fish,’ sets regulations that govern Alaska fishing and involves 100s of residents. Learn how to become part of the process.
‘Northern pike are delicious: Suck it up, princess!’
A colorful blog comment causes CIAA’s Lisa Ka’aihue to reflect on how she’s been spoiled by great Southcentral salmon.
Board Profile: Once a fisherman, always a fisherman
Discover the life of Emil “Beaver” Nelson, a passionate fisherman with over 50 years in the industry, advocating for sustainable fisheries.
Board profile: From Big Sky Country to the Last Frontier
Montana-raised Roland Maw arrived in Alaska in 1971 for a cannery job. His love of the state brought him back each year until his retirement when he made it his full-time home.
From fishing season to meeting season
Once the summer winds down, the CIAA Board of Directors starts up its annual cycle of meetings. Learn more about this large, diverse board.