Alaskan scientists and managers are ensuring the sustainability of Alaska marine resources for the benefit of recreational, commercial and subsistence users and other members of the public. This week ...

Long before daylight reaches the harbor in Seward, Alaska, crews are already loading coolers, rigging rods and stacking bait for one of Alaska’s most unique saltwater traditions. Every year on the ...

For many Tribal Nations in Alaska, no issue matters more than subsistence fishing. Tribes have had to contend with commercial fishing, sport fishing, and the tens of thousands of urban Alaskans who ...

This story was produced as part of the Pulitzer Center’s StoryReach U.S. Fellowship. It’s the third in a series about access to commercial fisheries in rural Alaska; read Part One and Part Two.

Across Alaska’s coastline, from the Indigenous communities of Bristol Bay to the Tlingit and Haida villages of the panhandle, rural harbors that once bustled with commercial fishing boats now sit ...