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Defend Skeena Steelhead from Alaskan Nets

Unsustainable net fisheries are the largest source of mortality for steelhead bound for the Skeena River - especially when those fish are released dead. In Southeast Alaska, commercial fisheries kill an estimated 10-50% of returning steelhead each year. We don’t know the precise number because fishers in Alaska are not required to record and report their bycatch. Steelhead are a keystone species in the Skeena watershed, as their presence is an indicator of ecosystem health. We’re celebrating a strong return of steelhead to the Skeena this year, a welcome relief after five years of poor returns, with three of the lowest on record. But even in good years like this, too many are lost to Alaskan nets. We need selective fishing practices, transparent reporting, and fishery-independent monitoring in Southeast Alaska. Skeena steelhead need safe passage to return home. Help defend Skeena steelhead from Alaskan nets here: www.alaskasdirtysecret.com/helpskeenasteelhead