Study to examine impacts of Southeast sea otters

Posted by kfskadmin | Oct 13, 2009

PETERSBURG, AK Commercial dive fisherman and crabbers in Southeast Alaska are worried about losing crab, urchins, sea cucumbers and clams to what may be an expanding population of sea otters in the region. The Alaska Seagrant Program has now agreed to fund a new study of sea otters impact on commercial seafood species.
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