The pike was caught during an Alaska Department of ... economically valuable natural runs of salmon and other fish and because there are numerous remote freshwater bodies where any pike ...

Northern pike are native to much of Alaska, but not to ... valuable natural runs of salmon and other fish and because there are numerous remote freshwater bodies where any pike infestation would ...

Learn how Northern Pike are using saltwater environments to spread in Southcentral Alaska, threatening native ecosystems and prompting new management strategies.

Northern pike are moving through salt water to invade freshwater habitats in Southcentral Alaska, according to a ... pike impact native fish species such as salmon when they invade new territory.

Built in the 1950s, the dam has obstructed the upriver migration of fish, including chinook, whose numbers are a fraction of ...

The public process for hatchery oversight, led by the Alaska Department ... The root cause of king salmon declines includes many effects to the ocean and freshwater ecosystems related to climate ...

I talked with Northern Cook Inlet Sport Fisheries Management Biologist, Samantha Oslund on Tuesday of this week, and she ...

In the fall of 2018, officials with the Alaska Department of Fish and Game ... the region’s economically valuable natural runs of salmon and other fish and because there are numerous remote freshwater ...

giving the salmon more time to pass through and adapt from salt to fresh water. "Of course, it's not just about the salmon," says Wohlgemuth. "Everything we do for the salmon also benefits other ...