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Monitoring and Reporting in Alaska

A combination of observer data and a suite of electronic reporting and electronic monitoring tools provide comprehensive information to support sustainable management in Alaskan groundfish and halibut fisheries.

Alaska

Last updated by Alaska Regional Office on 09/09/2022

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