September 9, 2016

In brief: World Conservation Congress supports Bristol Bay protections

September 9, 2016

An international group voted in favor of protecting Bristol Bay from large-scale mining earlier this month.

The International Union for the Conservation of Nature Global Congress passed a resolution on Aug. 31 that calls for protections for Bristol Bay.

Michelle Beadle

August 16, 2016

Northern Dynasty Minerals (NAK): Looming Dilution Potential, 6 More Downside Risks

Michelle Beadle

August 16, 2016

After a decade of controversy over its proposed Pebble mine, Northern Dynasty Minerals (NAK) is still absolutely nowhere.

Michelle Beadle

July 26, 2016

APAYO ART: INSPIRED BY SALMON

Michelle Beadle

July 26, 2016

It was my job to inform the public why it was a bad idea and it’s threat to our subsistence lifestyle, and especially the devastation it would cause to our dependence on salmon through the impacts it would pose to salmon habitat and rearing streams. This job changed my life and how I express myself in a meaningful way, for sure.

Michelle Beadle

July 23, 2016

UAA professors fighting subpoenas from Pebble over Bristol Bay research

Michelle Beadle

July 23, 2016

Two University of Alaska professors say that subpoenas from Pebble Limited Partnership seeking evidence in its lawsuit against a federal agency are wasting university time and money, and are a diversion from the science and research they should be pursuing.

Michelle Beadle

July 11, 2016

Two-billionth salmon caught in Bristol Bay, delivered to gov

Michelle Beadle

July 11, 2016

Two-billionth salmon caught in Bristol Bay, delivered to gov

Since 1884, fish processors and biologists have kept intimate track of the number of salmon caught in Bristol Bay. On July 6, that figure passed 2 billion.