June in Bristol Bay, Alaska is supposed to be about fish. Not fights in court.  

But last week, at the height of the world’s largest wild salmon run, advocates had to leave their fishing boats, subsistence sites, and businesses for the courtroom of the U.S. District Court for Alaska in Anchorage.  

This month, the global environmental community formally celebrated something that the people of Bristol Bay have known for a long time: Alannah Hurley, executive director of the United Tribes of Bristol Bay is a visionary and exceptionally talented leader who has been instrumental in the work to conserve the world's greatest sockeye salmon run.

A big game hunting and fishing guide’s perspective on safeguarding Alaska’s Bristol Bay.

 Today marks a significant step forward in the effort to safeguard the water, salmon, and communities of Bristol Bay, Alaska. The U.S. government will continue to defend Bristol Bay’s safeguards in court.

Alaska Representatives introduce a bill that would stop the proposed Pebble Mine and prevent large-scale mining that jeopardizes fish and wildlife.