Welcome to the 2023 BBRSDA Annual Report
BBRSDA works hard to fulfill its mission of increasing fishery value for our members, and we’ve summarized those efforts in our 2023 Annual Report to Members (click on image below to view or download).
Inside, you’ll find information on what BBRSDA does, who we are, our approach to meeting the mission, marketing activities, quality-improvement investments, habitat protection efforts, to financial data, links to market analysis and more. For cost savings, we are not mailing a hard copy to all members this year, however, if you would really like a printed copy please contact us to request one (907)677-2371 or info@bbrsda.com
^ CLICK THE IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW THE 2023 ANNUAL REPORT
2022 Annual Report
click the image to read the 2022 annual report
2021 Annual Report
CLICK THE IMAGE TO VIEW THE 2021 ANNUAL REPOrT
CLICK ON IMAGE ABOVE TO VIEW 2020 ANNUAL REPORT
Why publish an Annual Report?
The more educated our members are about BBRSDA and the more involved they are, the better position BBRSDA is in to meet the mission. This report isn’t about marketing ourselves to the fleet - it’s intended to inform our membership about investments/activities made on your behalf, and hopefully stimulate thoughtful involvement and comments from our members.
Ways to be involved:
Sign up for our email list and read our monthly e-newsletter (Waypoints) - SIGN UP LINK + PAST ISSUES LINK
Submit a member comment to info@bbrsda.com or 907.677.2371
Like or follow us on facebook (just search for “BBRSDA”), and interact with posts on occasion or we might slip off your news feed
Attend a Board meeting (you can find those in our “Upcoming Meetings & Events” section, on the right-hand sidebar if you’re on a computer or at the bottom of this page if you’re on a smartphone, or just email info@bbrsda.com and ask)
Bookmark bbrsda.com and visit regularly for updates
Watch videos on our youtube channel - LINK
Vote in BBRSDA Board elections
Read our strategic plan - LINK
Check our consumer-facing marketing content, but keep the comments constructive, let’s keep internal industry issues confined to other pages. It does no good to grind axes in comment sections of posts where we have lots of consumers hanging out (we do remove inappropriate comments, but welcome them at our own BBRSDA facebook page or would be happy to get them as a member comment).
