HIA will be hosting Salmon State on April 6th at City Hall.A public showing of “Ocean” by David Attenborough and focused discussion on trawl bycatch! 4/06/266:30-9pm.Council Chambers.Light refreshments and snacks will also be provided!
“The Federal Subsistence Board is made of representatives from the five land-owning federal agencies in Alaska (the National Park Service, Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Fish and Wildlife Service and the Bureau of Indian […]
2024 was a busy year! While we can’t give you the full details of every project we hope this high level look will show off how our 6 local employees spent their time doing restoration […]
The Alaska Board of Fish, meeting January 28-February 9, 2025, adopted proposal #137, increasing the daily subsistence sockeye limit at Basket Bay from 15 to 30 (annual limit remains at 30). This change, supported by […]
The Southeast Regional Advisory Council (SERAC) to the Federal Subsistence Board met late October to discuss proposals and make recommendations affecting Southeast Alaska. Rural/Non-RuralThe bulk of the meeting was centered on rescinding Ketchikan’s non-rural status. […]
SERAC meeting in October […]
HIA and the Forest Service conducted the annual installation of the fish weir at Neva Lake earlier this month. This project has been running in partnership since 2002, collecting important information on the health and […]
Partnering with local fishermen, the University of Alaska has started monitoring deep water ocean conditions of Southeast Alaska including Icy Straits . Data from the last three months is shown above. Temperature and salinity levels […]
Summer is here and the fish are coming!June 1st marks the opening of the State and Federal subsistence salmon fisheries.2023 saw an increase in both participation and fish returning to Neva Lake. This year is […]
Copyright © 2026 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes
