Alaskan fisheries

Alaskan fisheries are a vital part of the state's economy, relying on the harvesting of wild fish such as salmon, crab, halibut, and other species from the Pacific Ocean and oceans along Alaska's coast. Managed sustainably through quotas and regulations, these fisheries ensure fish populations remain healthy for future generations. The industry supports local communities, provides jobs, and supplies seafood globally. Advanced technology and scientific monitoring are used to balance economic interests with environmental conservation, making Alaskan fisheries a model of sustainable resource management.