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New program will purchase halibut quota shares for smaller Southeast towns

Summary by Wrangell Sentinel
The Sitka-based Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust has announced a large financial boost from the Rasmuson Foundation to help restore rural and Indigenous access to commercial halibut fisheries. Earlier this month, the fisheries trust announced over $900,000 in Rasmuson support. The nonprofit will use the money to purchase commercial halibut quota shares for a newly created Southeast regional...
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New program will purchase halibut quota shares for smaller Southeast towns

The Sitka-based Alaska Sustainable Fisheries Trust has announced a large financial boost from the Rasmuson Foundation to help restore rural and Indigenous access to commercial halibut fisheries. Earlier this month, the fisheries trust announced over $900,000 in Rasmuson support. The nonprofit will use the money to purchase commercial halibut quota shares for a newly created Southeast regional...

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Wrangell Sentinel broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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