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Bernadette Wilson

90:13 - 90:41

"some will tell you that hatcheries saved their particular industry. You have others that will tell you that the hatcheries you know, killed off the natural stock."

some will tell you that hatcheries saved their particular industry. You have others that will tell you that the hatcheries you know, killed off the natural stock.
Speaker
Bernadette Wilson
Community
Alaska News
Location
Kodiak, AK, USA
Captured at
September 9, 2026

From the transcript

So, you know, I've heard all kinds of conversations about, you know, are there things we need to be doing with our hatcheries? You know, the— some will tell you that hatcheries saved their particular industry. You have others that will tell you that the hatcheries you know, killed off the natural stock. We've had a whole array of different back and forth as far as what is responsible. I'm going to tell you guys that I'm not going to sit up here and claim that I have every answer on how to solve that.

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