We are excited to announce that Bristol Bay Regional Seafood Development Association has been awarded funding from the HFFI Food Access and Retail Expansion Fund to launch the Native Foods Pathways Initiative. This 12-month planning project will improve access to Bristol Bay sockeye salmon and traditional foods in Native communities across Alaska and the Pacific Northwest.

We are now seeking a qualified contractor to lead community engagement, needs assessment, and implementation planning. If you have expertise in food system development, community engagement, and work with Native communities, we want to hear from you.

Join ASMI and BBRSDA in either Dillingham on June 9 or Naknek on June 11 for a season kickoff get-together!

In the event of a medical emergency during the fishing season, Guardian (AirMEdCare) offers medevac services from Bristol Bay. Register with this code for a $25 discount.

Join BBRSDA’s Executive Director, Lilani Dunn, for an engaging presentation on the current state of our Bristol Bay sockeye salmon fishery. Discover the initiatives aimed at enhancing and expanding the impact of our fish in both domestic and international markets!

Alaska Marine Safety Education Association is offering two opportunities to complete your F/V Drill Conductor Course in Naknek.

BBRSDA is hiring two temporary Seasonal Fisheries Technician/Drone Assistants for the 2026 season. These positions support a grant-funded project to investigate the use of drone imagery to monitor salmon escapement.