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Bristol Bay Board of Fisheries 2022: Here's how each proposal fared - Vimarsana News

Bristol Bay Board of Fisheries 2022: Here's how each proposal fared

At the Board of Fisheries meeting last week, it considered 52 proposals to change fisheries regulations in Bristol Bay. The board delayed deciding on proposals 11 - 13 on the Nushagak-Mulchatna King Salmon Management Plan until its statewide meeting in March.

Source: kdlg.org
Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name - Vimarsana News

Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name

The Bristol Bay Times - Serving Dillingham, Naknek, King Salmon and Southwest villages

Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name - Vimarsana News

Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name

Last spring, months before the federal government began steps to change those names, three elementary students wanted to rename a Dillingham creek that uses that slur, as well as a road that bears the creek’s name.

Source: knba.org
Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name - Vimarsana News

Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name

The Bristol Bay Times - Serving Dillingham, Naknek, King Salmon and Southwest villages

Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name - Vimarsana News

Curyung Tribal Council to gather community input for changing a creek's derogatory name

Last spring, months before the federal government began steps to change those names, three elementary students wanted to rename a Dillingham creek that uses that slur, as well as a road that bears the creek’s name.

Source: kdlg.org