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The Renewable Resources Foundation, Alaska Marine Conservation Council and Alaska Youth for Environmental Action and World Wildlife Fund had a float in the Fur Rondy Parade to celebrate Wild Alaskan Salmon and to bring awareness to the issues that could affect Bristol Bay, Alaska, one of which is the fight against the proposed Pebble Mine development.
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Photos from the 2010 Alaska State Fair and Wild Salmon Day.
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Hosted by RRC at the start of the Bristol Bay Commercial Fishing Season.
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Photos of the dam breakage and the immediate effects on the surrounding towns and land.
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Working at the many sportsman shows around Alaska.
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Pebble, foes play high-dollar hardball - Alaska Dispatch
5.19.13
By: Lisa Demer May 18, 2013 -- Four years ago, a disgruntled contractor for opponents of a proposed Pebble mine sold insider emails, donor lists, bank records and other information to the Pebble Partnership for $50,000, an arbitrator found -- setting in motion a chain of upheaval in the epic political war over the huge gold and copper prospect.
Beyond Pebble: Bristol Bay Native looks at other mining prospects - Alaska Dispatch
5.18.13
By Carey Restino May 18, 2013 --
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Bristol Bay Treasure
5.14.13
Every year tens of millions of wild salmon make the incredible migration to their natal streams in Bristol Bay.
This is their story.