This weir has supported a salmon enhancement program for more than four decades.
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How CIAA calculates 2026 preseason forecasts
Sockeye returns to Resurrection Bay and Lower Cook Inlet are expected to be good in 2026
The long journey home: One salmon’s escapement success story
Follow one sockeye through all of the obstacles standing in his way as he tries to “escape” being caught.
The 2025 preseason forecast helps us predict how the salmon will return
Learn the process of forecasting this summer’s returns and download CIAA’s projections.
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.
NPAFC Thermal Mark Coordination
Otoliths, or ‘ear stones,’ are unique markers salmon hatcheries can place on a salmon ear bone to help show the origin of the fish.
How we’re tackling elodea in Crescent Lake
CIAA has been working with other habitat partners on the Kenai Peninsula to eliminate invasive elodea.
Summer Hatchery Update for 2024
With a renewed focus on the fundamentals, managers at CIAA are setting up future seasons for stronger returns.
The Story of the King Salmon
The history of King Salmon returns in our region hints at what needs to be done to preserve their future.
An Economic Anchor: How Alaska Hatcheries Impact Our State
Explore how Alaska salmon hatcheries boost the economy by supporting fishermen and regional economies in a report from McKinley Research Group.