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Introduction
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ALFA Correspondence
Letter from Margaret Moran January 21, 2010 (44kb PDF file)
ALFA comments 2009 BOF Finfish proposals (124kb PDF file)
Bristol_bay_scoping_letter_LB[1].pdf (PDF file - 78kb)
IPHC_NPFMC_19Sep2008 (PDF file - 102 kb)
HC_to_NPFMC_on_2C3A_Catch_Sharing_Plan_24Sep2008 (PDF file - 279 kb)
HC to NPFMC Rebuttal of Halibut Charter Task Force NEW PROPOSAL 26Sep2008 (PDF file 191 kb)
Balsiger letter to Behnken (PDF file 528 kb)
Area2C3A_CSP908 (PDF file - 972 kb)
ALFA_comments_to_NPFMC_halibut_Oct_08_meeting_FINAL_22Sep2008[1] (PDF file - 144 kb)
ALFA_comments_3A_oct_08 (PDF file 38 kb)
ADFG_halibutdata908 (PDF file - 33kb)
ALFA letter to Balsiger - National Standards - Halibut Charter (PDF file - 51kb)
HC to NMFS on MSA NEPA Proposed Rule 11Aug2008 (PDF file 64kb)
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Management Agency News Releases
NPFMC Newsletter
http://www.alaskafisheries.noaa.gov/npfmc/newsletters/NEWS610.pdf
Observer Program Council motion on observers & OAC meeting
OAC et al:
Attached is the June Council motion on the observer restructuring
analysis, approved last Saturday. Note that the Council released the
document for public review, with many changes, some of which are in the
formal motion. This motion will be posted on our website this afternoon.
Staff will work over the summer to develop a public review draft
analysis, to be available in mid-September, for potential final Council
action at the October Council meeting in Anchorage (starts Oct 4).
The Council also approved an Observer Advisory Committee meeting prior
to the October meeting. OAC members, please pencil in a committee
meeting on Sept 21 (full day) and Sept 22 (half-day), _in Anchorage_.
The primary purpose of the meeting will be to review and provide
comments or recommendations on the public review draft analysis. The
Council discussed that the committee would provide input on the
analysis, but not recommend a preferred alternative.
Note that the Council also approved a motion to task the OAC and staff
to develop electronic monitoring as an additional tool for fulfilling
observer coverage requirements. The intent is for electronic monitoring
to be available for specified sectors at the time a restructured
observer program is implemented (tentatively 2013). Thus, the OAC may
also have preliminary discussions regarding the development of
electronic monitoring at its September meeting. We are scheduling a
report on the NPRB-sponsored halibut EM study for both the OAC and the
Council in October.
Nicole
Observer Program Council motion (63 kb PDF file)
February 2010 News Releases
Feb 17 2010 SE AK groundfish bycatch regs for halibut in state waters (205K PDF File)
Feb 17 2010 SE AK IFQ sablefishery prohibitied in state waters (155k PDF File)
2009 Lingcod Tag Recovery Drawing Winner (90K pdf file)
2009 Sablefish Tag Recovery Drawing winners (46K pdf file)
2010 Southeast Demersal Shelf Rockfish Fishery Announcement (70K pdf file)
Longline Vessels for NSEI Sablefish Survey (47K pdf file)
SSEO opens to Directed DSR February 3
The SSEO area will open to directed DSR fishing on 9 AM February 3 for a quota of 66,812 pounds. EYKT and CSEO will NOT open this year. For full details see http://documents.cf1.adfg.state.ak.us/AdfgDocument.po?DOCUMENT=21813
SR winter 2010 announcement (256kb PDF file)
2009 IPHC Interim Meeting Announcement
http://www.iphc.washington.edu/halcom/newsrel/2009/nr20090922a.htm
IPHC introduces halibut with "money" in their guts!! $100 REWARD for tags from double-tagged halibut (61kb PDF File)
2009 Chatham Sablefish Quota down 29%! (85Kb PDF file)
2009 directed lingcod (191Kb PDF file)
2009 IFQ closed area SE (155Kb PDF file)
SSEI 2009 sablefish (76kb PDF file)
http://alaskafisheries.noaa.gov/ram/letters/ifq_09season_feb09.pdf (off site)
bycatch regs 2009.pdf (202kb PDF file)
EYKT DSR Closure 2009.pdf (69kb PDF file)
iphc.pdf (24kb PDF file)
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Hot Topics
ASMI Seafood Market Bulletin
Please find below a link to the electronic version of the ASMI Seafood Market Bulletin:
http://www.alaskaseafood.org/fishingprocessing/ seafoodweb_may10/index.html
Featuring the following articles:
- 2010 Salmon Projection
- Alaska Salmon Price and Production Reports
- Canned Salmon Inventory and Sales
- Halibut and Sablefish Season Update
- Groundfish and Flatfish
2C 3A HALIBUT ECONOMIC REPORT April 2007
McDowell Report (252kb PDF file)
US Coast Guard Safety Alert
STABILITY PRACTICES FOR ALASKAN COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN (39kb PDF file)
Marine Refrigeration Workshop
8 hour workshop in Sitka: May 6 or 7, 9am-5pm
Chatham Sablefish Stock Assessment
Chatham Sablefish Stock Assessment Independent Review Report (540kb PDF)
EARIR Charter Moratorium Analysis
EARIRFRFA_charter_moratorium (2.77mb PDF file)
Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning
Public comments due in February on Coastal and Marine Spatial Planning.
091209-Interim-CMSP-Framework-Task-Force (1.14mb PDF file)
NOAA to release Draft Catch Share Policy
Dear Constituent,
NOAA is pleased to announce that the draft NOAA Catch Share Policy will be released for public comment tomorrow, Dec. 10, 2009. The draft policy encourages and supports the evaluation of catch share programs as authorized under the Magnuson-Stevens Act. The draft policy is the result of months of careful consideration by the agency which received input from the NOAA Catch Share Task Force and from a range of stakeholder groups. The draft policy will be open for public comment until April 10, 2010.
We encourage you to read the draft, share it with others and submit comments to NOAA. The draft NOAA Catch Share Policy can be found on NOAA’s Catch Shares website at www.nmfs.noaa.gov/catchshares.
An online comment form has been established to collect public comments on the document. You will find a link to the comment page on the Catch Share website or you can find it directly at http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/catchsharescomments.
As a participant in this summer’s Catch Share Stakeholder Sessions, NOAA’s Office of Communications and External Affairs has arranged for a constituent call tomorrow, December 10, at 4:00 pm Eastern time, to allow me and Dr. Mark Holliday, Director of Policy for NOAA’s Fisheries Service, to provide a brief overview and detail the online comment process we’ve established to receive your feedback.
The conference call dial-in information is: 1-888-970-4131, passcode (verbal): Catch Shares.
NOAA also plans to hold briefings at various stakeholder venues during the public comment period. More information will be forthcoming and posted online as it becomes available. We hope you can participate. We look forward to receiving your feedback as NOAA works to support the consideration of catch share programs to help ensure the sustainability of our nation’s fisheries and the coastal communities they support.
Sincerely,
Monica Medina,
Chair, Catch Shares Task Force
IPHC 2009 Interim Meeting Presentations
The IPHC website has been updated to include the presentations from the 2009 Interim Meeting. The presentations can be found at the below address:
http://www.iphc.washington.edu/halcom/meetings/im2009/im2009.htm
News release containing the Commission staff preliminary catch limit recommendations for 2010. (540kb PDF file)
2009 IPHC Interim Meeting Announcement
http://www.iphc.washington.edu/halcom/newsrel/2009/nr20090922a.htm
IPHC Bycatch Workshop Background Material
Presentations (Preliminary)
Bycatch Workshop Outline (pdf) - Bruce M. Leaman
Bycatch History and Status (pdf) - Gregg H. Williams
Accounting for Bycatch Impacts (pdf) - Steven R. Hare, Juan L. Valero, Ray A. Webster, Gregg H. Williams, Bruce M. Leaman, IPHC staff
Effect of Migration on Impacts (pdf) - Juan L. Valero, Steven R. Hare
Bycatch Policy Matters (pdf) - Bruce M. Leaman, Gregg H. Williams
Documents
IPHC Technical Report No. 25 - Report of the Halibut Bycatch Work Group. S. Salveson, B.M. Leaman, L. L-L. Low, and J.C. Rice 29 p. (1992).
Scientific Report No. 78 - Pacific halibut bycatch in the groundfish fisheries: Effects on and management implications for the halibut fishery. Patrick J. Sullivan, Robert J. Trumble, and Sara A. Adlerstein. 28 p. (1994).
Accounting for pre-recruit halibut bycatch mortality through harvest rate adjustment. William G. Clark, Ana M. Parma and Patrick J. Sullivan. 1996 RARA, pp 131-139)
Accounting for bycatch in management of the Pacific halibut fishery.William G. Clark and Steven R. Hare. 1998. North American Journal of Fisheries Management 18: 809-821.
Discussion paper on "regularizing" of bycatch, sport, and subsistence catch. Steven R. Hare and William G. Clark. 2006 RARA, pp. 191-196.
Incidental catch and mortality 1962-2008. Gregg Williams.
Halibut Discard Mortality Rate recommendations. Gregg Williams
Incidental catch and mortality of Pacific halibut, 1962-1989. Williams, G. H., C. C. Schmitt, S. H. Hoag, And J. D. Berger. 1989. Int. Pac. Halibut Comm., Tech. Rep. No. 23. 94 p.
Data Files
The links below are for an excel spreadsheet and a pdf file for all forms of halibut removals.
There are seven categories: Commercial catch (which includes catch aboard our survey), Sport catch, Bycatch (legal-sized), Personal use and subsistence, Commercial wastage (legal-sized), Bycatch (sublegal-sized), and Commercial wastage (sublegal-sized):
Total Removals (Excel 2003 spreadsheet)
The first five categories all get "charged" to the CEY in the regulatory area where taken, the other two do NOT (they are incorporated into determination of the harvest rate)
IPHC halibut bycatch historic estimates. Gregg Williams
BC trawl bycatch annual estimates. Gregg Williams
I have assembled sublegal bycatch mortality values for all areas since 1996, grouped into 5 cm length categories. The categories begin at 7 cm (representing 1-9 cm), then 12cm (for 10-14 cm) and so on up to 77 cm (for 75 to 81 cm). The spreadsheet contains both numbers of bycaught halibut as well as estimated weight in each length category. The linked pdfs show the numbers of mortalities for each area, grouped into one plot, for each of the past 5 years. These values represent ALL sublegal bycatch mortality, not just trawl bycatch. I could, with more work, produce plots for just trawl but I think what is important is all sublegal bycatch mortality, including that from longline bycatch fisheries. In most of the areas, the bycatch is predominantly due to either trawl or longline so you get the general idea.
NPFMC GROUNDFISH PLAN TEAMS
DRAFT AGENDA (SEPT 1ST 2009 VERSION) September 15-18th 2009 (110 kb PDF file)
IFQ IMPLEMENTATION TEAM MEETING to be held in Anchorage September 30.
ALFA Board Member Phil Wyman has been appointed to the committee. Please read proposals (256mb PDF file) and give him your feedback.
IPHC Bycatch Workshop Announcement
Halibut Commission Bycatch Workshop
Preliminary Announcement
A one-day workshop on halibut bycatch mortality in non-target fisheries (including mortality of sublegal fish in halibut fisheries) will be held in Seattle, WA on Tuesday September 29th, 2009. The exact location and times for the workshop will be announced at a later date. The workshop will be held to review issues associated with how bycatch mortality is estimated and incorporated into the assessment and management of Pacific halibut stocks. Among the topics to be covered at the workshop are:
- Review of current and historical levels of halibut bycatch mortality
- Review of historical methods by which the Commission has accounted for bycatch mortality in management of the halibut stock
- Methods of estimation of bycatch mortality in non-target fisheries
- Incorporation of bycatch mortality estimates in the halibut stock assessment and harvest policy
- General impacts of bycatch mortality from non-target fisheries on halibut productivity and yield
- Impacts of non-local bycatch mortality on fisheries yield of individual IPHC Regulatory Areas
- Progress on bycatch control and management in other jurisdictions
- Methods for reduction of non-target halibut bycatch mortality in the northeast Pacific Ocean
The results of the workshop will be made available to the participants and will be posted on the IPHC webpage.
If you are interested in attending this workshop, please notify Laura Black (voice: 206-634-1838 ext 201; fax: 206-632-2983) by July 31st, 2009.
CHATHAM SABLEFISH QUOTA
ADF&G REDUCES CHATHAM SABLEFISH QUOTA 29% for 2009 (80kb PDF file)
Halibut Coalition Booklet
Halibut Coalition Insert Booklet (409kb PDF)
(Read the PDF document above or for a larger, readable view of these pages below, click on the thumbnail, then right click on the enlarged image and select "View image" on the menu. This will open the image in another tab. Click on the image to enlarge.)
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Charter Lawsuit
HC PR Intervention in Charter Lawsuit 26May2009 (241 kb PDF file)
BOF Increases Sport Sablefish
EPA looking for Volunteer Test Vessels for Discharge Sampling
Please take a look at these documents and give the ALFA office a call, 747-3400, if you would like to participate.
GSAP March 18, 2009 (1mb PDF file)
Vessel Guidance for EPA Sampling 3_18_09 (55kb PDF file)
Nagle_letter_to_volunteers0001 (333kb PDF file)
NOAA Proposed Rule Charter Moratorium
NOAA Proposed Rule Charter Moratorium 20Apr2009 (122kb PDF file)
Comments due by June 5
Halibut Biomass Apportionment Workshop 2009
Based on staff research and discussions with industry before, during, and after the 2009 Annual Meeting, two dominant themes for apportionment are apparent: historical catch shares and survey-based (target exploitation rate) apportionment. Many harvesters support historical catch shares because they reflect their long-term production and they believe that these shares have resulted in a sustainable harvest. While staff identified numerous apportionment alternatives at BAW I in September 2008, none of these other alternatives has gained broad endorsement by industry. As part of this workshop, more dialogue will be undertaken concerning the migration issues which govern the necessary approach to assessment and apportionment. Staff will also discuss the metrics of management performance and the stock characteristics that we routinely monitor. Particular criteria or reference points that we use (e.g. B40, YPR), are important to fishery biologists and managers in terms of evaluating stock health, but their importance for fisheries management may not always be clear to harvesters. We believe that additional explanation and dialogue on these topics will be extremely helpful.
At the 2009 Annual Meeting, the Commission directed the staff to continue dialogue with industry concerning the apportionment issue, including the hook competition analysis conducted in 2008. Accordingly, the staff will hold an interactive two-day workshop to further examine the basis and implications of using either of the two apportionment methods. The BAW II will encompass two six-hour sessions over a two-day period, which will provide opportunity both for extended investigation of these two methods as well as reflection on the initial work of the first day. The methods will be examined in a simulation framework that will involve users in defining simulation scenarios. Performance of the apportionment schemes, in relation to several population conservation metrics, will also be evaluated and discussed.
This will not be a decision-making workshop, rather it is to explore a limited number of alternatives more thoroughly and potentially identify a superior alternative. The workshop will be summarized and reported to the Commission and participants in the same manner as previous workshops.
The workshop will have the following structure for the two days:
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Identify performance metrics for evaluation of the methods: average age, proportion of older fish, Spawning biomass level, Exploitable biomass level, others as identified by workshop participants. |
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Explain the background for each of the criteria and their use in biological evaluation or fishery management. |
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Introduce and define framework for the simulations (this will be based on a revised and expanded version of the widget developed for BAW I) |
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Run simulation scenarios using various assumptions and settings for biological, fishery, and management parameters and processes. |
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Identify additional scenarios to run during the workshop. |
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Review basis for hook competition adjustments made in 2008 assessment and solicit comments from users |
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Review results of Day 1 work |
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Run additional scenarios based on discussions during Day 1 |
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Summarize performance of alternate apportionment methods based on identified metrics |
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Identify preferred method of apportionment based on workshop results |
IPHC staff surveyed industry and agency participants concerning a date for the second Biomass Apportionment Workshop this spring. The survey indicated that April 29-30 are the preferred dates for potential participants (53 respondents). The survey also indicated a strong preference for a morning start, rather than a midday start, on the first day of the workshop.
Therefore, the workshop will be held in Seattle on April 29-30, beginning at 9 a.m. on the 29th. Hotel Max.
We look forward to your participation.
https://tundra.iphc.washington.edu/iphc/blog/
http://www.iphc.washington.edu/halcom/meetings/workshops.htm
Click on link for a proposal form Halibut/Sablefish IFQ Proposals
Evidence of hook competition in longline surveys
Cara J. Rodgveller , Chris R. Lunsford, Jeffrey T. Fujioka
http://fishbull.noaa.gov/1064/rodgveller.pdf
Comments Due April 26th for BOF proposal to increase sablefish bag limits!
The Board of Fisheries is considering raising the daily bag limit of sablefish from 2 fish per day to 4 fish per day. This will impact commercial fisheries for sablefish. Please submit written comments prior to April 26th. http://www.boards.adfg.state.ak.us/fishinfo/meetinfo/2008-2009/april%2028%20teleconf/blurb-4-28-09.pdf
ALFA Meeting
Annual Membership Meeting to Elect New Board member.
Monday March 16 at 5 PM, 1st floor classroom, Sage Building, 834 Lincoln Street
new members always welcome.
Elections will be held, discussions on halibut and the Fishery Conservation Network
refreshments will follow
2009 BOARD OF FISHERIES MEETINGS
PDF documents
Pre-summary SE finfish Feb 2009 (Sitka) (284Kb PDF file)
Prelim summary Jan 2009 BOF Petersburg (138kb PDF file)
ALFA comments 2009 BOF Finfish proposals (124kb PDF file)
Southeast and Yakutat Finfish Proposals (435kb PDF file)
Tentative Committee Structure (19kb PDF file)
Tentative Agenda (28kb PDF file)
Staff Comments on Regulatory Proposals (7.6mb PDF file)
GCI Southeast Alaska Fiber Optic Cable Project -- As-Build
GCI Letter (PDF file, 99kb)
AU-West BU Extension and AU-SE As Laid.xls (Excel file, 131 kb)
Chartletts
All Chartletts in a PDF file (PDF file, 1198kb)
Individual Chartletts
Important Contact Information
TWENTY-SIXTH ALASKA STATE LEGISLATURE FIRST SESSION 2009
S E N A T E
State Capitol, Juneau, AK 99801-1182
(Interdepartmental Mail Stop: 3100)
Internet Address: Senator_First Name_Last Name@legis.state.ak.us
CAPITOL
| NAME | PHONE # | FAX # | TOLL FREE # | OFFICE LOCATION |
| BUNDE, Con | 465-4843 | 465-3871 | 800-892-4843 | Room 504 |
| DAVIS, Bettye | 465-3822 (H&SS) | 465-3756 | 800-770-3822 | Room 30 |
| DYSON, Fred | 465-2199 | 465-4587 | 800-342-2199 | Room 121 |
| ELLIS, Johnny | 465-3704 (Majority Leader) | 465-2529 | 888-330-3704. | Room 103 |
| ELTON, Kim | 465-4947 (Education) | 465-2108 | Room 506 | |
| FRENCH, Hollis | 465-3892 (Judiciary) | 465-6595 | 866-465-3892 | Room 417 |
| HOFFMAN, Lyman | 465-4453 (Finance co-chair) | 465-4523 | 866-465-4453 | Room 518 |
| HUGGINS, Charlie | 465-3878 (Rules) | .465-3265 | 800-862-3878 | Room 119 |
| KOOKESH, Albert | 465-3473 (Transportation) | 465-2827 | 888-288-3473 | Room 11 |
| MCGUIRE, Lesil | 465-2995 (Energy)(WTT)(Resources co-chair) | 465-6592 | 800-365-2995 | Room 125 |
| MENARD, Linda K | 465-6600 (State Affairs) | 465-3805 | 877-465-6601 | Room 9 |
| MEYER, Kevin | 465-3879 (LB&A) | 465-2069 | 888-269-3879 | Room 101 |
| OLSON, Donald | 465-3707 (C&RA) | 465-4821 | 800-597-3707 | Room 514 |
| PASKVAN, Joe | 465-3709 (Labor & Commerce) | 465-4714 | Room 7 | |
| STEDMAN, Bert | 465-3873 (Finance co-chair) | 465-3922 | 877-463-3873 | Room 516 |
| STEVENS, Gary | .465-4925 (President) | 465-3517 | 800-821-4925 | Room 111 |
| THERRIAULT, Gene | 465-4797 | 465-3884 | 800-860-4797 | Room 427 |
| THOMAS, Joe | 465-2327 | 465-5241 | 800-336-7383 | Room 510 |
| WAGONER, Thomas | 465-2828 | 465-4779 | 800-964-5733 | Room 423 |
| WIELECHOWSKI, Bill | 465-2435 (Resources co-chair)(Armed Svcsco) | 465-6615 | 800-550-2435 | Room 115 |
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Action Alerts
Harris Pre-filing Commercial Fishing Vessel Transport Exemption Legislation
Leg. Council Chair calls DOT regulations unacceptable
Transportation Exemption Bill Release (56kb PDF file)
Proposed Rule: Subsistence halibut
74 FR 39269, August 6, 2009 (PDF file). Proposed regulations to revise the criteria for rural residents to participate in the subsistence fishery for Pacific halibut in waters in and off Alaska. Comments must be received no later than September 8, 2009. NEW!
September 3, 2008 Action Alert (PDF file 263kb)
July 2008 Action Alert (PDF file 17kb)
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Important contact information:
State of Alaska
Governor Sarah Palin, http://gov.state.ak.us/govmail.php
Cora Crome, Fisheries Advisory to the Governor, cora.crome@alaska.gov
P.O. Box 110001
Juneau, AK 99811-0001
Phone (907) 465-3500
Fax (907) 465-3532
ADF&G
Commissioner Denby Lloyd, ADF&G, Denby.Lloyd@alaska.gov
Sue Aspelund, Assistant to the Commissioner, Sue.Aspelund@alaska.gov
John Hilsinger, Director of Commercial Fisheries (907) 267-2324,
john.hilsinger@alaska.gov
Charlie Trowbridge, Director of Sport Fisheries (907) 465-4180
Headquarters
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
1255 W. 8th Street
P.O. Box 115526
Juneau, AK 99811-5526
465-4100 Commissioner's Office
465-4210 Comm. Fish
Fax (907) 465-2772
CFEC
Bruce Twomley, Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission, (907) 790-6944 Bruce.Twomley@alaska.gov
NMFS
Jim Balsiger, Acting Director , NMFS (301) 713-2239, Jim.Balsiger@noaa.gov
Doug Mecum, Alaskan Regional Supervisor, (907) 586-7221, doug.mecum@noaa.gov
Sue Salveson, Assist. Regional Administrator, (907) 586-7229, sue.salv
eson@noaa.gov
Mail: P. O. Box 21668, Juneau, AK 99802. Fax: (907) 586-7557. Hand delivery to the Federal Building: 709 West 9th Street, Room 420A, Juneau, AK.
Secretary of Commerce, Carlos Gutierrez cgutierrez@doc.gov
Secretary Gutierrez U.S. Department of Commerce
1401 Constitution Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20230
Congressional Delegation
Mark Begich
(202) 224-3004
Senator@Begich.Senate.Gov
Senator Murkowski
(202) 224-6665, arne_fuglvog@murkowski.senate.gov
Contact Form for Sen. Murkowski
Congressman Don Young
(202) 225-5765
Contact Form for Rep. Young
North Pacific Fishery Management Council
Chairman Eric Olson, Executive Director Chris Oliver
605 West 4th, Suite 306, Anchorage, Alaska 99501-2252 • Phone: (907)271-2809 • Fax: (907) 271-2817
Halibut Coalition, Box 22073 Juneau, AK 99802-2073
www.halibutcoalition.org
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Calendar
Refrigeration Classes
MAP and IMS are doing another round of refrigeration classes in Southeast this spring. The first is in Ketchikan April 22-24 and the second is in Sitka May 6-8. This is basically the same course they did here a few years back. Here's the flyer.