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A person in a boat drives past a group of jumping silver fish
Wildlife Management
The challenge of invasive carp
May 15, 2025
Silver Carp Jumping
Battling the prolific challenge of invasive carp
Apr 30, 2025
Watercraft inspector, Steve Wogtech, posed in Santa suit in front of Welcome to Alaska sign.
Wildlife Management
Making the list and checking it twice…
Dec 27, 2024
Man with a beard wearing a Marine veteran hat
Our People
Veteran protects Alaska's waters
Nov 8, 2024
Biologist on boat sample for aquatic invasive species.
Science and Technology
All Hands on Deck for Early Detection
Aug 27, 2024
Watercraft inspector physically inspecting two kayaks on top of truck roof rack for aquatic invasive species.
Recreation
Preventing dreissenid mussels from entering Alaska
Aug 19, 2024
zebra mussel nestled in a marimo moss ball
Get Involved
Zebra mussels aren't "mossing" around
Aug 12, 2024
Staff member uses PCR to process eDNA samples
Wildlife Management
You can swim, but you can’t hide
Jun 7, 2024
A lake trout with red, circular wounds and a sea lamprey attached, eating its side.
Wildlife Management
Saying “see ya” to sea lamprey
Jun 6, 2024
Crowbill Point, covered in green and grey with grass and dirt, stretches into the blue waves of the Chukchi Sea.
Land Management
These Boots are Cleaned for Hiking
May 23, 2024
Stringy green vegetation being held in a person's hand
Science and Technology
Rapid Response Funding to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species
May 1, 2024
A large round fish with grey and yellowish scales. The fish is photographed against a white backdrop.
Wildlife Management
Funding Available for Tools and Projects that Eradicate Invasive Species
Mar 26, 2024

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Fish camp along the banks of a river with forest covered hills in the background and large drying racks on the shoreline filled with processed salmon.
Our Partners
Alaska Salmon and Invasive Species Efforts to Receive National Funding Investments
Feb 13, 2024
A person in a boat drives past a group of jumping silver fish
Wildlife Management
The challenge of invasive carp
May 15, 2025
Silver Carp Jumping
Battling the prolific challenge of invasive carp
Apr 30, 2025
Watercraft inspector, Steve Wogtech, posed in Santa suit in front of Welcome to Alaska sign.
Wildlife Management
Making the list and checking it twice…
Dec 27, 2024
Man with a beard wearing a Marine veteran hat
Our People
Veteran protects Alaska's waters
Nov 8, 2024
Biologist on boat sample for aquatic invasive species.
Science and Technology
All Hands on Deck for Early Detection
Aug 27, 2024
Watercraft inspector physically inspecting two kayaks on top of truck roof rack for aquatic invasive species.
Recreation
Preventing dreissenid mussels from entering Alaska
Aug 19, 2024
zebra mussel nestled in a marimo moss ball
Get Involved
Zebra mussels aren't "mossing" around
Aug 12, 2024
Staff member uses PCR to process eDNA samples
Wildlife Management
You can swim, but you can’t hide
Jun 7, 2024
A lake trout with red, circular wounds and a sea lamprey attached, eating its side.
Wildlife Management
Saying “see ya” to sea lamprey
Jun 6, 2024
Crowbill Point, covered in green and grey with grass and dirt, stretches into the blue waves of the Chukchi Sea.
Land Management
These Boots are Cleaned for Hiking
May 23, 2024
Stringy green vegetation being held in a person's hand
Science and Technology
Rapid Response Funding to Combat Aquatic Invasive Species
May 1, 2024
A large round fish with grey and yellowish scales. The fish is photographed against a white backdrop.
Wildlife Management
Funding Available for Tools and Projects that Eradicate Invasive Species
Mar 26, 2024

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