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Alaska fisheries board rejects effort to block pink salmon hatchery increase

A pink salmon hatchery in Alaska’s Prince William Sound will be permitted to continue on with its plan to increase production, starting in 2020, to 270 million fish

By Jason Huffman | Oct. 17, 2018 02:06 BST
The Alaska Board of Fisheries meeting in Anchorage, Alaska. Photograph courtesy of Rachel Kallander, a consultant hired by the Alaska salmon hatcheries to perform research and public relations duties.
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A pink salmon hatchery in Alaska’s Prince William Sound will be permitted to continue on with its plan to increase the number of fish it releases, starting in 2020, by 20 million [...]

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