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DOLWD Research and Analysis has been publishing Trends magazine for decades. We have archives going back to 1961. This searchable archive displays individual articles rather than entire editions.

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Fishing Jobs Down 8 Percent in 2023, Nov. 2024
Subtitle: Seafood harvester count hits lowest level since at least 2001
Joshua Warren
Subject Category: Seafood Industry
View PDF: : nov24art1.pdf
Seafood Processing's Headwinds, Nov. 2024
Subtitle: Jobs have trended down long-term but wages rose after 2020
Dan Robinson
Subject Category: Seafood Industry
View PDF: : nov24art2.pdf
Seafood processing sales and closures, Apr. 2024
Subtitle: How plant changes may affect processing jobs
Dan Robinson, Sam Tappen
Subject Category: Seafood Industry
View PDF: : apr24art2.pdf
Alaska Aquaculture Is Blooming, Dec. 2023
Subtitle: Once just salmon, rearing expands to kelp and shellfish
Sara Whitney
Subject Category: Seafood Industry, Economic
View PDF: : dec23art1.pdf
Fishing jobs show a small decline, Nov. 2023
Subtitle: Harvesting jobs down overall each year since 2020
Joshua Warren
Subject Category: Seafood Industry
View PDF: : nov23art1.pdf
Fishing Deaths Continue To Decline, Nov. 2023
Subtitle: Commercial fatalities down 50+ percent over 3 decades
Tracy Erickson
Subject Category: Fatalities, Seafood Industry
View PDF: : nov23art2.pdf
Where Robots Are Doing The Work, Jun. 2023
Subtitle: A long-term global trend and the technology used in Alaska
Liz Brooks
Subject Category: Seafood Industry, Employment
View PDF: : jun23art1_0.pdf
Slight decline for fishing jobs, Nov. 2022
Subtitle: Modest harvester loss in 2021 followed big drop in 2020
Joshua Warren
Subject Category: Industy, Seafood Industry
View PDF: : nov22art1.pdf
Kodiak, An Atypical Fishing Town, May. 2022
Subtitle: Seafood is a year-round, all-hands-on-deck affair
Neal Fried
Subject Category: Seafood Industry
View PDF: : may22art2.pdf
Harvesting jobs down in 2020
DOWN IN 2020, Nov. 2021
Subtitle: The pandemic took its toll on jobs across fisheries, areas
Joshua Warren
Subject Category: Seafood Industry
View PDF: : nov21art1.pdf

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