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Helping Alaska's Coastal Communities Adapt with Next-Generation Ocean Forecasting

As Alaska’s oceans rapidly change, NOAA scientists are developing cutting-edge tools to help communities respond and adapt.
November 17, 2025 - Feature Story ,
Alaska
National
Small boats and colorful houses line a river bank beneath a bright blue sky filled with clouds. Small boats along the Ningliqvak (Ninglikfak) River below the village of Chevak in western Alaska. Credit: Lisa Hupp/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

New Tribal Research Coordinator for the Alaska Fisheries Science Center

The Science Center is taking steps to improve communications and advance research collaborations and co-production opportunities with Alaska Indigenous communities.
July 07, 2021 - Feature Story ,
Alaska
Photo of Mabel Baldwin-Schaeffer.

Snake River Basin Salmon and Steelhead Fisheries

Steelhead fisheries in the Snake River Basin of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho are managed by state and tribal co-managers. The effects of these fisheries on listed species are reported to NMFS annually, and the various frameworks are reviewed…
West Coast

Frequently Asked Questions: Alaska Subsistence Halibut Program

Subsistence halibut is halibut caught by a rural resident or a member of an Alaska Native tribe for direct personal or family consumption as food, sharing for personal or family consumption as food, or customary trade.
Alaska

Subsistence Halibut Fishing in Alaska

Subsistence halibut is halibut caught by a rural resident or a member of an Alaska Native tribe for direct personal or family consumption as food, sharing, or customary trade.
Alaska

Resources for Fishing

NOAA Fisheries works in partnership with regional fishery management councils to manage fisheries in federal waters, which typically span 3 to 200 nautical miles from shore. Rules and requirements vary by fishing type, area, marine species,…
October 22, 2018 - Resources for Fishing

How Many Fish are Being Caught from the Reefs Near the Shores of Hawai‘i?

Scientists produce an estimate of nearshore reef fish catch in Hawaiʻi.
May 01, 2018 - Research ,
Pacific Islands
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Estimating Nearshore Coral Reef-Associated Fisheries Production From the Main Hawaiian Islands

This study estimates nearshore reef fish production for the main Hawaiian Islands at the island scale using commercial and non-commercial catch and characterizes the non-commercial fishery.
April 16, 2018 - Peer-Reviewed Research ,
Pacific Islands

Subsistence Halibut Program - Small Entity Compliance Guide

Subsistence Halibut is halibut caught by a rural resident or a member of an Alaska Native tribe for direct personal or family consumption as food, sharing for personal or family consumption as food, or customary trade.
December 21, 2015 - Other Reports ,
Alaska

Regulatory Impact Review/Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of Six Proposed Amendments to Subsistence Halibut Fishery Regulations

This Regulatory Impact Review/Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis of six actions that amend subsistence halibut regulations.
May 12, 2008 - NEPA ,
Alaska