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A new scientific paper shows that the pink salmon population is booming in the North Pacific Ocean — and global warming is helping it happen.

Odd-year pink salmon are crushing it, to the detriment of other species

Sockeye numbers dwindle as abundant supply of pinks brings commercial challenges.

Sockeye numbers dwindle as abundant supply of pinks brings commercial challenges.

Sockeye numbers dwindle as abundant supply of pinks brings commercial challenges.

It’s late July and I’m standing with Daniel Schindler at the mouth of Sam Creek, a small tributary of western Alaska’s Bristol Bay, home to the largest wild…

The Salmon Mystery of Bristol Bay. Alaska’s biggest salmon run is booming despite warming water, and scientists are trying to understand why. PICK CREEK, Alaska—In mid-July, sockeye poured into this stream, skittering through the...

Pumped by the billions into the North Pacific, these hatchery fish are upending marine ecosystems. Second in a series.

Wild salmon struggle from California to Alaska, despite 243 hatcheries. What did we get wrong about manufactured fish? First in a series.

Evidence is mounting that pink salmon, pumped by the billions into the North Pacific from fish hatcheries, are upending marine ecosystems.