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Adventures With Ruth Video
See Jon Rowley Featured (below) Fishing With Bill Webber in Cordova - and much more, 26 minutes.
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The Marine Stewardship Council - Sustainable Seafood
Watch the video below to learn about the Marine Stewardship Council.
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ASMI Debuts Website In Japan
- 7-1-2010
- Categorized in: Agency and Organizational News
The new ASMI Japan website, in Japanese language, features as a theme element the colorful ASMI cartoon 
creations used successfully in the Japanese market to promote a wide array of Alaska Seafood products. The new site is up-to-date, easy to navigate, and packed with information on Alaska seafood species, statistics on Alaska seafood exports to Japan, recipes accompanied by appetizing photographs, and an online showcase of literature and sales aids including the educational piece about wild and sustainable Alaska Seafood done in the style of the popular "manga" (Japanese comic book).
The site also includes links to the State of Alaska's Japan Office and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Check it out here.