Fisher woman

“This is an American birthright. I never realized it until I got to Alaska and really saw the generosity of the land here.”

If you're a fish fan, chances are you've eaten wild-caught Alaskan salmon. With one of the most robust (and sustainable) systems in the world, the Alaskan fishing industry is home to more than 78,000 jobs—and brings in more than $5.8 billion each year. Earlier this summer, I took a trip of a lifetime to Juneau, spending four days aboard the MV Sikumi where we (me, our group, and our hosts from Alaska Seafood) learned as much as we could about commercial fishing and even had the chance to…

For hundreds of years, women in the South Korean island province of Jeju have made their living harvesting seafood by hand from the ocean floor.

A daily dose of fashion discoveries and inspirations, contributed by a stylist and a designer who both see the world through rose-colored shades.

Here is a collection of 22 vivid color photo that shows everyday life of Canadians in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Cave and Basin swimming pool, Banff National Park, Alberta, October 1948 Five hostel workers, Quebec City, August 1948 Pointe-du-Chêne, New Brunswick, October 1948 Corner Brook, Newfoundland, July 1949 Fly fish for salmon in the Humber River, Corner Brook, Newfoundland, July 1949 Sarnia, Ontario Yacht Club, 1949 Young couple photographing with a new bathtub Nash, Fort…

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