A History Of Federal Marine Fisheries Research In Alaska

February 25, 2020

An eBook presenting historical timelines and accounts highlighting many key events and subjects that have shaped the evolution of the Alaska Fisheries Science Center as well as fisheries research in Alaska.

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Did you know that our federal marine fisheries have a long history of participating in scientific research?

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A pod of killer whales. Credit: NOAA Fisheries.

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Laaqudan sleeping near the Aleut Community of St. Paul. Credit: Jamie Musbach/NOAA Fisheries

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Chum salmon swimming upriver. Credit: NOAA Fisheries, Stori Oates

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A History Of Federal Marine Fisheries Research In Alaska

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