Wild, Natural & Sustainable. From the Beginning.
- Sustainability: Means fisheries can exist long-term without compromising the
surrounding ecosystem
- All Alaska seafood is wild and sustainable, and it is managed for protection against
overfishing, habitat damage, and pollution
- Alaska is dedicated to preserving and protecting this superior seafood for future
generations
- Since 1959, the Alaska constitution has mandated that “fish...be utilized, developed and
maintained on the sustained yield principle”
- Every aspect of Alaska’s fisheries have been strictly regulated, closely monitored and
rigidly enforced for nearly five decades
- Alaska sets the standard for precautionary resource management
- Alaska’s successful management practices are considered a model of sustainability for
the entire world
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