In “One Alaska bay is booming with salmon, for now,” published with The Atlantic, Miranda Weiss describes how scientists believe that climate change is boosting salmon numbers in Bristol Bay, even as warming temperatures and other factors seem to be driving the fish to extinction elsewhere. But even as more salmon are returning to Bristol Bay, some fishermen still worry that it might be time for a bust.

The story was shared to Our Community Now‘s website (site for community-driven content). It was also shared to Saving Seafood‘s website. 

On social media, the piece was engaged with by The Nature Conservancy-Alaska (1,300 Twitter followers) and OceanESG (focuses on combining advocacy, capital allocation and changes in consumer behavior to save our oceans).

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