Shrinking salmon mean there are likely too many mouths to feed in the ocean.

bioGraphic

Why should an industrial fishing fleet be allowed to waste millions of pounds of Bering Sea halibut each year?

National Geographic

Why are there millions of salmon in one place and none in another? Climate change might might be the answer.

The Atlantic

A love letter to wild Pacific salmon, which embody our complicated relationship to the natural world.

1843

Climate change is luring deadly marine algae northward. I went to the eastern Aleutians to check it out.

The Atlantic

The women of team Sail Like a Girl won the Iditarod of the sea and made history.

Arches

In Alaska, climate change is personal. It transforms how women live and think about their lives.

The American Scholar

What is it like to live in a frigid—but warming—place?

LitHub and a Best American Essays Notable Essay of the year.

Children are our field guides to curiosity. They hold the maps of the imagined world.

REI Co-Op Journal