The Alaska Salmon and People project is comprised of nine main working groups, each of which draw on the collective experience of diverse researchers, cultural leaders, and other salmon experts to better understand the complex and inherently multidisciplinary nature of Alaska’s salmon systems.
Statewide ‘Synthesis Groups’ take a broadscale approach to understanding Alaska’s salmon and salmon communities. The knowledge and data acquired are compiled together and presented for each of 13 major watersheds and fisheries in the Region section.
Learn more about each of the Synthesis Groups:
Five Special Topics Working Groups focus on specific issues, examining the pressures facing salmon and salmon communities as well as options for response to those pressures. Their work is shared in the Topics section.
Learn more about each of the Special Topics Working Groups:
