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Upper Cook Inlet Drift and Set Gillnet Permit Usage and Ownership 1980-2014

Number of permits issued (solid) and fished (dashed) for the two Upper Cook Inlet commercial salmon fisheries (drift gillnet and set gillnet), by residency of permit holder (source: Alaska Commercial Fisheries Entry Comission).

For more information, please see the following journal article: Schoen et al. 2017. Fisheries. “Future of Pacific Salmon in the Face of Environmental Change: Lessons from One of the World’s Remaining Productive Salmon Regions.”

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Maintainer Matt Reimer
Last Updated December 17, 2019, 10:26 (AKST)
Created December 17, 2019, 10:26 (AKST)
Status Complete
Data Types Database
Other Agencies Alaska Department of Fish and Game, EPSCoR - Alaska Adapting to Changing Environments, National Science Foundation
Other Contacts Mark Wipfli (Email: mwipfli@alaska.edu), Erik Schoen (Email: eschoen@alaska.edu)
ISO Topics economy, environment
Geo-keywords Alaska, Kenai Peninsula, Southcentral