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Trading Food Security, Fisheries, and Local Economies for Temporary Gains: Oppose Lease Sale 258

Trading Food Security, Fisheries, and Local Economies for Temporary Gains: Oppose Lease Sale 258

by | Nov 2, 2021 | ,

Fishery health will drive Alaska’s future. By listening to longtime Alaskan fishermen and community elders, the message is clear: Alaska’s fisheries have changed, and not for the better. In 2020, federal managers closed the Pacific Cod fishery in Cook Inlet because of the “warm blob”–a phenomenon that will only become longer and appear more frequently with climate change. This summer, the Yukon salmon fishery crashed, causing many rural villages to rely on others for this coming winter.