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...which creates an anaerobic environment, she said.The state last month denied a permit sought by National Marine Fisheries scientists to study the tunicate. Similar research of the organism's effect on the development and survival rate of herring...
...biologist with the U.S. Forest Service after more than 30 years of service in Southeast Alaska. He is a certified fisheries scientist with the American Fisheries Society. Bryant resides in Douglas. Hardcastle has an master's in coastal environmental...
...Central Gulf to fish, if the weather is bad it makes the trip a long "tough buck."Black cod fishermen and fisheries scientists know that sablefish are continually moving from Western Alaska to Eastern Alaska, they are not bottomed to a localized...
...afterward, Millard said. Duck Creek harbors a population of young coho in the winters, said K Koski, a federal fisheries scientist and member of the Duck Creek Advisory Group. The goal is to plant vegetation that will filter out high levels...
...Steller sea lions in the western stock dropped from about 200,000 originally to 35,000 animals in 2002, federal fisheries scientists estimate. Scientists do not know the original population level of the genetically distinct eastern group, but...
...have to deal with every interagency squabble. But citizens have every right to hear differences in opinion by fisheries scientists or environmental regulators. Ballard sounds as if she lacks an appreciation for one of the cornerstones of the...
...in Alaska waters because fish farmers are taking better precautions against escape, Piorkowski said. But state fisheries scientists say they are most concerned with the adult salmon that have been captured in Alaska Pacific salmon spawning streams...
...Dynamics,'' 3:30 p.m., University of Alaska Southeast, Anderson Bldg., room 221. Speaker is marine fisheries scientist Gordon Kruse. ``Using Archaeology and Ethnography to Explore the Hoonah Tlingit Homeland in Glacier Bay...
...this has the best chance of restoring the Snake River fall chinook salmon runs. Over 200 nationally prominent fisheries scientists recently sent a letter to President Clinton endorsing the removal of the dirt portion of the four Lower Snake River...
...some changes in thinking about what causes changes in salmon run size over time,'' said Gordon Kruse, a marine fisheries scientist at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Researchers used to believe that what affected river conditions, such...