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The Nature Conservancy protects Earth's most important natural places — for you and future generations — through great science and smart partnerships.
Indigenous people who live in Bristol Bay help guide our work to protect salmon habitat.
Our field research in Bristol Bay headwaters tells us where the wild salmon are.
Nature Conservancy magazine shows how our field work helps protect wild salmon habitat in Bristol Bay.
See Alaska's coastlines from the air in these ShoreZone.org images.
Rat Island is for the birds once again.
Subsistence fishing on Kanakanak Beach on Nushagak River in Bristol Bay, Alaska. © Clark James Mishler
People and Tradition on the Nushagak River in Alaska's Bristol Bay
The marine habitats of Southeast Alaska support a thriving commercial salmon fishery. © Bridget Besaw/The Nature Conservancy
Alaska's sustainable commercial fisheries rely on healthy habitat.
Restoring streams supports wild salmon and a range of wildlife.
Whether scary or exciting, nature has a way of sneaking up on you. See stories
Hear some of nature's success stories and see how nature matters to us all. Watch videos