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This week on the Alaska Fisheries Report with Terry Haines:This week KFSK's Olivia Rose reports that the Board of Fish has increased the likelihood of a Red Crab season in Southeast, Theo Greenly of KUCB on the Governor's bill that would allow fin fish farming, and Desiree Hagen on a coalition that united to distribute salmon in Kotzebue.

A short weekly podcast about life on Alaska's Kodiak Island.

The forest is showing a hint of spring green, and the stages at the auditorium are abuzz with theatrical productions. Life on Kodiak - Alaska's Emerald Isle.

A short weekly podcast about life on Alaska's Kodiak Island.

On today's Midday Report with Host Brian Venua: Karluk and Ayakulik fisheries are facing steep restrictions for struggling Chinook stocks, the National Weather Service got hit by federal cuts, Ukrainians in Alaska are worried about their legal status, bears used to be wild in the Aleutians a long time ago, and Iditarod mushers have arrived in Galena.

This week we hear about NOAA being the latest victim of federal cuts, the state government encourages Kodiak businesses pursue event liquor licenses, the island will have up to 30 cruise ship visits this year, and some Kodiak service area boards haven't been active in years.

This week we hear about steep restrictions on fishing in Southwest Kodiak, Kodiak dogs tested positive for parvovirus, there's a new version of a bill that boosts education funding, and how the federal funding freeze is affecting Kodiak.

Host Brian Venua meets with Natura Richardson, ITN's new executive director to talk about how she's liked the job so far and some new projects for the nonprofit.

On today's Midday Report with host Davis Hovey: Data collection from National Weather Service's weather balloons in Kotzebue are abruptly ended, subsistence is changing in the Arctic with salmon and humpback whales moving further north, a presentation on the sustainability of the Permanent Fund Dividend, and the first dog death reported in this year's Iditarod as teams go through Grayling for the second time.

On today's Midday Report with host Davis Hovey: The Alaska Board of Fisheries is weighing in on a proposal to change the herring fishery in Kodiak, the state House considers amendments to the education funding bill, a look into an Alaska Native corporation's subsidiary that runs a migrant detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, and an Iditarod Sled Dog Race feature on one team made up of shelter rescue dogs.