Alaska Marine Conservation Council - FY22 Impact Report

IMPACT REPORT IMPACT REPORT

DearFriends,

Asweapproachthesolstice,itwouldbeanunderstatementtosayIlookforwardtothistimeof year.Afteralongwinterandspring’smiraculous,relentlessemergence-thesummerfishing seasonishere Withitcomesdeephopeforabundanceandhealthfortheearthandits inhabitants Timeonthewaterbringsmefacetofacewiththebeautifulbeingswithwhichwe shareouroceanhome Itfillsmewithgratitude

Whatalsofillsmewithgratitude-everyoneofyoureadingthisreport-ourcommunity Youare theheartofAlaskaMarineConservationCouncil.Yourcareandconcernforthefutureof Alaska’smarineecosystems,wildfisheriesandfishery-dependentcommunitiesinthefaceof existentialthreatsdrivesus.Whetherwe’retestifyingataNorthPacificFisheryManagement CouncilmeetingorwalkingthehallsofCongress,weknowyoustandwithus.

OnthepagesofourImpactReport,you’llreadalotaboutAMCC’spolicyadvocacyeffortsfromthepastfiscalyear It’simpossibletoexplain injusteightshortpagesthescopeofwhat’satstake,whatwe’retryingtoaccomplishandthelongandtechnicalfisheriesmanagement processes Nottomentionhowmanyofyouareengagedintheseeffortswithus Pleaseknowyouarekeytoourcollectivesuccess!

Wesendaspecialshoutouttoourmemberswhohavestoodbyusformorethan20years,includingClairHollandLeClair,ourincredible outgoingboardmembersBrianDelayandPattyHamre,ourlongtimeCatch49partnerKodiakIslandWildSourceandNellNewman Foundationforaffordingusyetanothermatchinggiftopportunity.Asyou’llreadonthefollowingpages,theneedtokeepupthepressure onourpolicymakersandfisheriesmanagersisgreatandyoururgentsupporttodaywillbeputtogoodusetodojustthat.

Thankyouagainforstandingwithus!

Withtremendousgratitude,

MarissaWilson ExecutiveDirector

Photo:Marissaandherdadthisfallonhisfinaldelivery.

Untangling the Terms

Bycatch:Theunwantedfishandother marinelifecaughtduringcommercial fishingforatargetedspecies, frequentlyresultinginmortality [CalledProhibitedSpeciesCatchwhen abycatchspecieshasprotections]

Trawlers:Fishingvessels(aslargeas oneandahalffootballfields)thattow massivenetstocapturehugeamounts oftheirtargetspecies,typicallyflatfish andpollock Theyoftendragalongthe seafloor,evenfortrawlgear designatedas“midwater” [Nottobe confusedwith“trollers”]

NorthPacificFisheryManagement Council:Oneofeightregionalcouncils establishedbytheMagnuson-Stevens FisheryConservationandManagement Acttomanageournation’smarine fisheryresources

Catchshares:Amanagementstrategy thatsecuresaccesstoashareoffish foranindividual,cooperativeorfishing community(insomecases, processors).

Abundance-BasedManagement:An approachthatlinkstheamountoffish allowedasbycatcheachyeartothe abundanceofthestocksinsteadof staticlimits

Observercoverage:Adatacollection andmonitoringapproachutilizing onboardobserversandelectronic monitoringtocollectinformation aboutfisherieswhichisthenusedin NPFMCdecision-makingprocesses

CONSERVING ALASKA’S WILD FISHERIES CONSERVING ALASKA’S WILD FISHERIES

A Year of Advocacy at the North Pacific Fishery Management Council

Whilewildfisherieshavedeclineddramaticallyacrosstheplanet,Alaskahasmaintained robustfisheries-untilrecently.Fishing-relatedindustriesemploymorepeoplethanany otherprivatesector.Yetourcomparativelystrongpositionbeliestherapidlyincreasing threatsfacingAlaska’smarineecosystemsandfishery-dependentcommunities:

Increasingoceantemperaturesandacidificationduetoclimate changearecausingrippleeffectsthroughoutthefoodchain,as documentedbyWesternandIndigenousscience.

Unsustainablelevelsof bycatch ofsalmon,halibutandcrabcritical toAlaska’ssubsistenceanddirectedfisheriesoccurwhenfactory trawlers andcatchervesseltrawlerstargetmassiveamountsof flatfish,codandpollock

Thesesametrawlersusefishingmethodsandgearthatdestroy essentialfishhabitat-includingcorals,spongesandseaweedwherefish,crabandothermarinelifelive.

OneofthewaysAMCCworkstoaddressthesethreatsandadvanceourgoals-Healthy Fisheries&MarineEcosystemsandAddress&AdapttoClimate-DrivenChange-isby engagingwithfisheriesmanagementprocessesthroughthe North Pacific Fishery Management Council (NPFMC)

Fivetimesayear,theNPFMCconvenesweeklongmeetingsthatAMCCattends.Withour members,alliesandpartnersweadvocateforproactivepolicysolutionsgroundedbyour centralaim:tobuildtheresilienceoflargemarineecosystemsandfisheriesintheNorth PacificOcean,namelytheBeringSeaandGulfofAlaska.Betweenmeetings,thisworkdoes notstop-weanalyzescienceandpolicies,participateinNPFMCworkgroupmeetings, strategizewithpartners,preparecomments,raiseawarenesstoyouandmore

Advocacyoncomplexpolicyissueslikethistakestime-withoutcomesandyears-long timelinesoutofAMCC’scontrol.Butyearafteryearsince1994,weadvocateforreducing overfishingandbycatch;protectingcriticalfishhabitatfromdestructivefishingpractices; ensuringclimatescienceisintegratedintofisheriesmanagementapproachesand bolsteringequitablefisheriesaccessforcommunity-basedfishermen

Gratefully,byworkingtogether,wehaveagrowingrecordofachievementadvancing consequentialpoliciesattheNPFMC Thefollowingtimelineillustratesjustsomeofthe highs-andunfortunatelows-fromourcollectiveadvocacyinfiscalyear2022.

Withourmembers,alliesandpartners,AMCCchampions reducinghalibutandcrabbycatchanddamagetoessential fishhabitatastheNPFMCfinalizesaPacificcod catch share programfortrawlersintheBeringSea.Ifapproved,these solutionswouldhelpdecreasetheinordinateamountof halibutbycatchoccurring,andsupportparticipationof fishery-dependentcommunitiesinthisfishery

December

Aheadofthismeeting,AMCCdeploysanactionalertasking memberstourgetheNPFMCtotakefinalactionon addressingthehalibutbycatchcrisisintheBeringSeaby adopting Abundance-Based Management (ABM) If approved,thisapproach,combinedwiththehalibutbycatch limitssetinthePacificcodcatchshareprogramwouldbe consequentialinthelongtermconservationofthespecies.

RESULTS:TheNPFMCvotedtoreducehalibut bycatchlimitsinthecatchshareprogramby 25%andby35%forcrab.ThoughAMCChad advocatedformoreimpactfulresults,thisisan advancementtoprotectthestrugglingstocksin theBeringSea,themarineecosystemand thousandsoffishingfamilies

RESULTS:TheNPFMCtakesfinalactionon ABM,limitinghalibutbycatchbythe "Amendment80"bottomtrawlfleetresponsible formostofthebycatch!Thenewplan representsa25%reductionfromthelimitthat wasinplace WhileAMCCadvocatedformore reductions,thisisabigstepforwardforfishery managementthatreflectsmoresustainableand equitableuseofourcommonresources

AMCCandourpartnersreintroducetheEcosystemMatrix-a science-based,stakeholder-drivenfisheriesmanagement tooldesignedtoincreaseresilienceandadaptationto climatechangeimpactsintheNorthPacificbyhelpingthe NPFMCconsiderthehealthoftheecosystemandclimate statuswhensettingcatchlimits

RESULTS:TheNPFMCapprovesourjoint recommendationthattheClimateChangeTask ForceoftheNPFMCreviewthematrixattheir March2022meeting.However,sincethistime, theCouncilhasnotadvancedcriticalecosystem basedfisheriesmanagementconcepts introducedinthematrix

AMCCsubmitscommentsandtestifiesinsupportof addressingthecrashinBristolBayRedKingCrabstocksby advocatingforimmediaterestrictionsonallgeartypes, exceptlongline,duringtimesthatcrabstocksarecritically low Thissolutionwouldreducecrabmortalityanddamage toessentialcrabhabitatcausedbytrawlgearandhelpthe stockrecover

RESULTS:TheNPFMCpassesamotion requestingeachBeringSeafishingsectorwith crabmortalitypresentrelevantdataatthe October2022meeting (Thedatailluminated concernstoAMCC,showingpelagic(midwater) trawlgearisdraggingonthecrab'scritical seafloorhabitatupwardsofonaverage40-80% ofthetime,evenmoreforfactoryships,counter totheintentofthefishinggear.)

AMCCsubmitscommentsandtestifiesinsupportof100% observer coverage fortheGulfofAlaska(GOA)trawlfleet andagainstmovingthestartdateforpelagicrockfish trawlinginCentralGOAtoApril1 AMCC’sconcernwiththis timingisitwillincreaseharvestpressureduringakey reproductiveperiodforthislong-livedrockfishspecieswith shortrangesofhomehabitat.Itcouldresultindepletions thatwillnotregisteronpopulationestimatesuntiltheyhave compoundedforyears.

RESULTS: TheNPFMCmakesnomovement toward100%observercoverageontrawl vesselsoperatingintheGOAonthepremise thatcurrentratesareadequate Sincethe inceptionoftherestructuredprogram,AMCC haspushedforincreasedcoverageinhigh volume,highimpacttrawlfisheries.

Additionally,theyvotetomovethestartdate forpelagicrockfishtrawlinginCentralGOA, effectivelyendangeringthisrockfishspecies.

Meeting

2021 NPFMC Meeting

December 2021 NPFMC Meeting

February 2022 NPFMC Meeting

February 2022 NPFMC Meeting

June 2022 NPFMC Meeting

June 2022 NPFMC Meeting

AMCC ADVOCACY IN HIGH GEAR AMCC ADVOCACY IN HIGH GEAR

Our fisheries conservation advocacy efforts are continuing in earnest in fiscal year 2023. To follow are some of the key issues we are focused on today. We encourage you to stay engaged on these and raise your voice when we send action alerts Sign-up today at www.akmarine.org. The long-term sustainability of Alaska’s marine ecosystems, wild fisheries and fishery-dependent communities are wholly dependent on our urgent and collective action

Defending Bristol Bay Red King Crab

InOctober2022,theStateofAlaskaclosedtheBristolBayRedKingCrabseasonforasecondyearbecause thepopulationcontinuestodeclineatanalarmingrate,despiteeffortstorebuildit.Meanwhile,AMCC believesrebuildingplanswillcontinuetofailiftheydonotacknowledgethedamagetovitalRedKingCrab habitatcausedbypelagic(midwater)trawlgearontheseafloor.OuradvocacyattheNorthPacificFishery ManagementCouncil(NPFMC)isfocusedonhelpingRedKingCrabstocksrecoverbyprotectingthehabitat criticalforsupportingalltheirlifestages,addressingunobservedmortalityfrompelagictrawlgearand more Staytunedforregularupdatesonthisevolvingissue Meanwhile,checkoutourwhitepaper:The MythofMidwaterTrawlonourpublicationspageatwww.akmarine.org.

Advancing Sustainable Fisheries

TheMagnuson-StevensFisheryConservationandManagementAct(MSA)hasbeenupfor reauthorizationsince2016 Still,itremainsstalledandopportunitiestoimprovethelaw,includingrelated toourrapidlychangingclimate,aretoo AMCCisfocusedonaworkaround-strengtheningtheguidance languageusedinfederalfisherymanagementdecisions,specificallyaddressingthreeoftheMSATen NationalStandards-4,8and9concerningallocations,communitiesandbycatch,respectively.The NationalMarineFisheriesServiceisacceptingpubliccommentsonnewguidelinesthrough September12,2023.Lookforfutureactionalertsfromus!

Advocating for Salmon Bycatch Reductions

ChinookandchumsalmonarebeingcaughtasbycatchintheBeringSeapollockfishery,asthesestocks havedeclinedtocrisislevelsforcommunitiesalongtheYukonandKuskokwimriversandthroughoutthe BeringStrait SomeNPFMCmembershaveagreedthisisahumanitariancrisis,butstilltheCouncilhas recentlyrecommendedadditionalanalysistoinformpotentialchumbycatchlimitsorotherregulationson thepollockindustry,withnoactionyetonChinookbycatch AMCCstandsinsolidaritywiththe communitiesimpactedandwillcontinueadvocatingfortimelyandmeaningfulaction Therewillbemore updatesonthisissue ReadOurCommentonSalmonBycatchonourblogatwww.akmarine.org.

Building Resilience to Climate Change

OneofAMCC’shighestprioritiesattheNPFMCthisyearistosupportdevelopmentofaProgrammatic EnvironmentalImpactStatement(PEIS).Thetechnicalnameofthedocumentbeliesthefar-reaching implicationsforNorthPacificmarineecosystems,wildfisheriesandfishery-dependentcommunities, especiallyasitrelatestotherapidlyescalatingeffectsofclimatechange.APEISwillserveasaframework tohelpensurefisheriesmanagementapproachesandplansaredesignedtobuildtheresilienceofthe region.AMCCisplayingaleadershiproleforsupportingtheNPFMCindevelopingaPEISandadvocatingfor alignmentwithAMCC'smission Regularupdatesareforthcoming.Inthemeantime,readaboutour othereffortstoadvanceclimate-readyfisheriesonourblogatwww.akmarine.org.

THRIVING WORKING WATERFRONTS THRIVING WORKING WATERFRONTS

Community-Based Processors: Critical to the Success of Small-Scale Fisheries

Catch49wasestablishedwithafewkeygoalsinmind:#1bolstereconomic opportunitiesforsmall-scale,community-basedfishermen;#2helpsustaintheAlaskanfishing lifestyleand#3generaterevenuetosupportAMCC’smission Weinsistoncompletetraceability-knowingwhen, whereandhowfishareharvestedandprocessed-toensurethatithasonlybeeninthehandsofthosewho revereitasmuchaswedo

Mostlargeprocessorsprioritizethedemandsoftheglobalmarket,regardlessofthenegativeimpacts associatedwithcatchingandprocessingfishonanindustrialscale.Meanwhile,toprovidetheproductCatch49 haspromisedtoourdiscerningAlaskancustomers,weseekoutcommunity-basedprocessorswhoshareour values.Theseincludeacommitmenttofairwagesandsustainablebusinesspracticesandawillingnesstotake theextrastepsnecessarytoensureCatch49customersreceivethehighestqualityproductpossible.

Onesuchprocessorwehavebeenproudtopartnerwithfor manyyearsisKodiakIslandWildSource Ownedand operatedbytheSun’aqTribeinKodiak,WildSource prioritizesquality,stewardshipofournaturalresources, supportingKodiak-areanativefishingfamiliesand employinglocalresidents.WithoutWildSourcewecouldnot provideourcustomerswithlow-impactjig-caughtKodiak rockfish,codandhalibut.Theyarealsoakeyplayerinthe developmentofKodiak’sburgeoningkelpindustry, exclusivelyprocessingkelpeveryspringforonemonthto ensurethatlocalkelpfarmershavethechancetothrive

Usingcommunity-basedprocessorshelpsensurethatsmall-scalefishermencanbringtheircatchtomarket, providescriticallocaljobsandkeepsthevalueofourresourcesinAlaskancommunities

withWildSource-inadditionto60°NorthSeafoodsinCordova,KvichakFishCo.inNaknekandKenai-RedFish CompanyinNinilchik-tohelpAlaska’ssmall-scalefisheriessucceed!

TolearnmoreaboutCatch49’scurrentofferingsandsubscribetoournewsletter,visitwww.catch49.org.

Welcoming Almanac Submissions!

Areyouordoyouknowafishermanwhohasfishingphotos,art,poems,recipesor otherobservationsoflifeatsea(orashore!)toshare?PleasesubmitthosetoAMCC forourthirdAlaskaYoungFishermen’sAlmanac,apublicationdesignedtoinspire futuregenerationsoffisherfolk.

Submissionscanbesenttoalmanac@akmarine.orgwiththesubject“Almanac Volume3”andanameandaddressbySeptember1.

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Thank you to our Ocean Guardians for making our work in FY2022 possible!

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MaureenKnutsen

KarlaKolash&

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ValorieMiller

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MarkMunro

EricMyers

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Helen&GayleNienhueser

SandraO'Connor

ChristineO'Connor

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OceanConservancy,Inc.

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TPatton

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Britta-LisPerry

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NickHamming

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PatSzabo

AudreyTaylor

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TheWilliamC Bannerman Foundation

AMCC’s work with Alaska’s community-based fishermen, especially their efforts to empower the next generation of commercial fishermen, is critical. Their approach to stewardship and sustainable economies that drives marine conservation is one we are pleased to support.

DavidTheriault

LeighThomet

TrueNorthFoundation

TwinPeaksFisheriesLLC

FredaDianeVanMatre

Catherine&Joseph

Vanbuskirk

I value AMCC for amplifying the voices of fishermen, harvesters, marine scientists and other regular people like me who care about protecting our oceans and the quality of food we get from them.

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- The William C. Bannerman Foundation

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 20 YEAR SUPPORTERS SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR 20 YEAR SUPPORTERS

AMCCisindebtedtothefollowingamazinggroupofmemberswhosesupporthasbeeninstrumentalinhelpingbringabout meaningfulandlong-lastingchangeforAlaska'socean,fisheriesandcommunitiesformorethan20years.Thankyouallfor beinganintegralpartofourjourney!

RobertArchibald&

RobertaHighland

Bill&EtsukoBeebe

Betty&FredBonin

NevetteBowen

JudithBrakel

Dorothy&BobChilders

SteveFish&KariJohnson

HarveyGoodell

MimiHogan&PJHill

Clair Holland LeClair // Anchorage, AK

ClaireHollandLeClair

DanHull&NancyPease

SaraJackinsky

NancyLord&KenCastner

LauraLucas&BobBanghart

Clairewasfirstintroducedtothe idea ofAMCCbeforethere was anAMCC Whileshewas livinginKodiakintheearly1990sandworkingasaparkranger,NevetteBowenwastraveling aroundcoastalcommunitiesmeetingwithfishermenandresidentstosussouttheformation ofastatewidemarineconservationorganization.Clairesubsistencefishedforsalmonand commercialfishedforhalibutduringthederbyopenersandsatinonsomeofthose conversations.Sherecalls: “The concept that developed from Nevette's outreach was not only viable but necessary. We needed a statewide group to take on the nexus of conservation, ocean health and sustainable fisheries – and to have a strong presence at NPFMC meetings ” Claire becameadedicatedmemberwhenAMCCwasfoundedandlater,aboardmember

James&DianneMahaffey

MartinusNickerson

MikeO'Meara

KarlOhls&EvelynAbello

Tina&PaulSeaton

BobShavelson

"I appreciate that AMCC was created with the recognition of our human reliance on and connection to a healthy ocean for food as well as for work and commerce. I value AMCC's steady and effective advocacy to help protect Alaska's marine ecosystems and hold federal and state fisheries managers accountable for ensuring sustainable harvest levels and methods."

WearehonoredbyClaire'ssteadfastsupport.IfyouvalueAMCC'smissiontoo,pleaseconsideradonationtoday.Thankyou!

FY2022 FINANCIAL SUMMARY FY2022 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

Total Revenue by Type: $708,285

AMCC Board & Staff AMCC Board & Staff

BoardofDirectors:JoshWisniewski(Chair),Seldovia.Brian Delay(ViceChair),Juneau PattyHamre(Secretary), Anchorage RJKopchak(Treasurer),Cordova MelanieBrown, BristolBay&Juneau GeorgieHeaverley,Anchorage Darius Kasprzak,Kodiak DaveTheriault,Anchorage

AMCCwishestoshareourgenuinegratitudetoour outgoingboardmembersBrianDelayandPattyHamrefor theirmanyyearsofdedicatedservicetoAMCC’smission.

Total Expenses by Type: $608,562

Staff:MarissaWilson(ExecutiveDirector),Homer.Theresa Peterson(FisheriesPolicyDirector),Kodiak KatyRexford (DirectorofCatch49),Anchorage MichelleStratton(Fisheries ScienceStaff),Kodiak&Palmer

Inadditiontoourstaff,AMCCworkswithamission-focused teamofcontractorswhohelpsupporttheorganization's success: KoteffAccountingGroup,DanielleS.Williams ConsultingandCoastStrategies.

AMCC’sFY2022(10/1/21-9/30/22)FinancialReviewand 990areavailableonrequestatfish@akmarine.org.

LearnmoreaboutAMCC’scurrentBoard&Staffat www.akmarine.org.

AMCC Member Since 1994