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Bobby Andrew - Bristol Bay Village Representative
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Peter Cockwill - Angler, Guide and Shop Owner

Charles Jardine - Fly Fisherman, Artist and Author

Lydia Olympic - Tribal Advocate
AK Delegate to London

Everett Thompson - Driftnetter, Business Owner, Father
AK Delegate to London

Thomas Tilden - Bristol Bay Village Representative
AK Delegate to London

Peter Andrew - Commercial Fisherman
AK Delegate to London

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Renewable Resources Coalition
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Eye on Pebble Mine
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United Fishermen of Alaska
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Bristol Nay Alliance
The Nature Conservancy
Stop Pebble Mine
Sportsman’s Alliance for Alaska
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Wild Salmon Center
University of Washington, Fisheries Research Institute
Alaska Department of Fish and Game
Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Minerals, Land, and Water

Alaska Department of Natural Resources

Alaska Department of Natural Resources - Pebble Mine Site

Science

http://www.fish4thefuture.com/ (Fisheries Research and Consulting)
Center for Science in Public Participation
Tarnishing the Earth: Gold Mining's Dirty Secret
Study of mine contamination of nearby waterways, despite Environmental Impact Statement assessments to the contrary, a report by Jim Kuipers, P.E., and geochemist Ann Maest, Ph.D

Lydia Olympic

Tribal Advocate
Protecting Bristol Bay
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Sailing for Salmon

Commercial fishing for Bristol Bay's world-class salmon has been going on for 125 years (1884-2009), and in Peter Pan Cannery's Net Loft in Dillingham, AK, they are celebrating that anniversary with a new museum exhibit called "Sailing for Salmon."

The historical display opened June 6th and will be ongoing through the fishing season. The exhibit will travel to Homer, AK next May, appearing at the Pratt Museum. It will be at the Anchorage Museum in 2011.

Elsewhere, a restored fishing sailboat, is on display in the harbor.

Learn More: www.agnewbeck.com

Media Resources

Media Tip Sheet

Media Tip Sheet

Tips for news stories about the Pebble mine controversy.
Maps of Bristol Bay

Maps of Bristol Bay

Detailed maps showing the Pebble mine site in relation to Bristol Bay, its tributary rivers and Alaska.
Photo Gallery

Photo Gallery

Images of Bristol Bay commercial and subsistence fishers and salmon. Available for publication.
Fact Sheets

Fact Sheets

Detailed background information and data on commercial and sport fishing, subsistence use and jewelers in support of responsible mining.
Leaders and Experts

Profiles of Leaders and Experts

Alaska Native leaders, English angler celebrities, scientists and more available for interviews.

Red Gold Documentary

Red Gold

The award-winning documentary, Red Gold, follows the world's largest run of sockeye salmon from Alaska's Bristol Bay to their natal spawning grounds. The film weaves in the extraordinary stories of the Alaska Native people and commercial fishermen whose lives and traditions the salmon sustain. The proposed Pebble mine, a massive gold-copper-molybdenum deposit, now threatens to devastate those pristine spawning grounds.

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