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Alaska attorney general blocks fisheries board restrictions on commercial salmon fleet, sparking legal fight

By

Olivia Ebertz

4h ago· 11 min readenNews

Summary

The Alaska Board of Fisheries passed restrictions on the Aleutian commercial fishing fleet to protect salmon heading to Western Alaska spawning streams, but acting Attorney General Cori Mills invalidated those measures. This has sparked a conflict between commercial and subsistence fishing interests, with subsistence advocates now considering a lawsuit against Mills to reinstate the protections. The dispute centers on balancing commercial fishing operations with the needs of subsistence fishermen who rely on salmon runs for food and cultural practices.

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After the Alaska Board of Fisheries passed restrictions on the Aleutian commercial fleet to protect salmon bound for Western Alaska spawning streams, Alaska's acting attorney general, Cori Mills, invalidated the measures last month.
Now, subsistence advocates say they may try to win the restrictions back in a lawsuit against Mills.
The board's new regulations, pushed by subsistence fishermen for years...
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Just as hundreds of fishermen begin pouring into the Aleutian Islands ahead of its most productive season, a conflict over restrictions on commercial salmon harvests has erupted. After the Alaska Board of Fisheries passed restrictions on the Aleutian comm

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