For many Alaskans, salmon dipnetting is about more than what’s caught

06/08/2026

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ipnetting on the Kenai River is worth a lot to Southcentral residents – several hundred dollars more to a household than what they actually spend on it each season.

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For many Alaskans, salmon dipnetting is about more than what’s caught

Alaska Economic Report

D'autres épisodes de "Alaska Economic Report"

Southeast Alaska dive fishermen are hit hard by sea otters

Could Fireweed be the next Spenard? Anchorage economists and planners think so

Giant pumpkins, crab legs and a water-skiing squirrel named Twiggy: Alaska State Fair celebrates 90 years

Interior Alaska braces for an uncertain winter as a key firewood supplier shuts down

For many Alaskans, salmon dipnetting is about more than what’s caught

Librarians worry broadband costs will skyrocket after federal review.

As demand for wildlife tourism grows, Kodiak businesses expand

Twelve schools closed across Alaska this year. Officials say more closures are expected without major changes

Faced with surging power bills, the Haines landfill is going off-grid

How many federal jobs has Alaska lost? A lot, according to new data