Join the Travel Mom as she unveils her favorite ways to explore Alaska this summer! Discover the unique experiences of ...

As ice breaks on the Yukon River, Jake Pogrebinsky looks at the water from shore, searching for a large log floating ...

Mere hours before he banged his gavel to adjourn this year’s session of the Alaska House of Representatives, Speaker Bryce Edgmon, I-Dillingham, introduced a bill to bar metals mining from the ...

Conservation Climate & Environment Alaska’s Bristol Bay Receives Additional Protections from Pebble Mine in EPA Decision It might not be the nail in Pebble’s coffin, but today’s decision is a huge win ...

Local News Nation & World Nation & World Politics Northwest Science Villages lose lucrative Bristol Bay fishing permits to Alaska cities, WA Aug. 28, 2022 at 6:00 am Updated Aug. 28, 2022 at 6:34 am ...

Bristol Bay watersheds were haunted by a mad trapper in the early 1900s. EPA Get the hottest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. During the first decades of the 20 th century, a ...

The waves of the Nushagak River are hungry at the edge of Dillingham, the largest community in the Bristol Bay region of Alaska. They eat several feet of the soft ground each year, driven by ...

Bristol Bay and the Alaska Peninsula are famous for having some of the largest brown bears in the world and is a trophy hunting mecca. Historically in Unit 9, trophy brown bear hunts are held in ...

Bristol Bay implemented strict protocols at the insistence of its communities, and there was not one documented case of COVID-19 in the local population in Dillingham until the fall.

The harvesters of the historic wild salmon run out of Bristol Bay, Alaska, were already facing tough competition from relatively cheap and plentiful farmed salmon. Then came the pandemic.

O n a bright July morning, in the tiny community of King Salmon on Alaska ’s Bristol Bay, Nanci Morris Lyon bustles around her docked fishing boat. The water beneath is clear 15 feet down, like ...

Last summer, across southwest Alaska’s Bristol Bay region—home to the largest sockeye salmon fishery in the world—tens of thousands of fish washed up dead along riverbanks. Rivers running at ...