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A former biologist and research supervisor for the Alaska Department of Fish & Game discussed the damage...Ballot Proposition 2. Bob Armstrong, a former biologist and research supervisor with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, and an environmental...
...were taken in the same fishing grounds it has used for the past 21 years, said Doug Woodby, marine fisheries research supervisor for Southeast. Those areas are chosen because they provide up to 70 percent of the crabbers' catch. It's true...
...about mixing non-native species with wild salmon. ³It¹s not natural,² said Ben Van Alen, salmon research supervisor for Southeast commercial fisheries in Alaska. ³So anything that¹s not natural is something we should...
...choosing those states because they had each done similar studies, and all offer nicotine patches, said Myde Boles, research supervisor for the Multnomah County Health Department. Alaska's rate was best. Quit rates for the other states: 34 percent...
...open the commercial fishery showed a low count regionwide this summer, said Doug Woodby, the marine fisheries research supervisor for Southeast. Commercial fishermen said it's unfair to hold a large personal-use fishery when stocks are...
...p.m. Wednesday at the Silverbow Inn, where Bob Armstrong, an environmental author and former biologist and research supervisor with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game will speak. Armstrong has been studying the Mendenhall Wetlands since...
...Southeast waters in 1998. This year, only 35 Atlantic salmon have been recovered from Southeast, said Fish and Game research supervisor Glen Oliver. The numbers don't worry biologists as much as the potential impacts to native stocks. "They have...
...open the commercial fishery showed a low count regionwide this summer, said Doug Woodby, the marine fisheries research supervisor for Southeast. That doesn't address the crab taken by personal users in commercial grounds, where they also...
...not only kings whose numbers are expected to be lower than normal, but reds, too. For kings, Tim McKinley, research supervisor for the sportfish division of Fish and Game in Soldotna, said he's expecting an early run of 16,000, and...
...were taken in the same fishing grounds it has used for the past 21 years, said Doug Woodby, marine fisheries research supervisor for Southeast. Those areas are chosen because they provide up to 70 percent of the crabbers' catch. It's true...