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Posts Tagged ‘National Marine Fisheries Service’

“We have never been here before” — Gay Sheffield, on ecosystem-wide changes in the Bering Sea

By Paula Dobbyn | November 29, 2018

The Bering Sea is undergoing massive changes that include the dramatic loss of sea ice last winter. As Alaska Sea Grant Marine Advisory agent Gay Sheffield notes in the interview…

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New bulletin for Alaska beachcombers on rights to marine mammal parts

By Paula Dobbyn | August 18, 2017

Have you come across beached marine mammal remains in Alaska, and wondered if you could legally take them home? A new publication makes it easy to understand who has rights to bones, teeth and other parts for subsistence or souvenir. Photo by LCDR Mark Wetzler, NOAA Corps.

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