A little leftover Alaskan sockeye salmon grilled the night before. Crumbled into small pieces sauteed in a bit of butter with some white onion. Salt and pepper to taste. Whip in 3 eggs. Scramble. Serve with fresh scallions.
Eat Wild Salmon.
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Russian River Sockeye Scramble
Posted in Conservation, Fishing, General, Pebble Mine, Travel, salmon, tagged Alaska, eat wild salmon, Kenai River, made from the best stuff on earth, omega-3, Russian River, scramble, sockeye salmon on August 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Red Gold | Anchorage
Posted in Conservation, General, Pebble Mine, salmon, tagged Pebble Mine, Red Gold, Felt Soul Media, Trout Unlimited, Bristol Bay, worth your time on April 20, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
National Parks Conservation Association is hosting a showing of Red Gold.
April 21, 2009 @ 7pm
Alaska Wild Berry Theater
5225 Juneau Street
Anchorage, Alaska
For more information or to RSVP, contact:
Melissa Blair, Alaska Field Representative
907.277.6722 ext.205 or mblair@npca.org
npca.org
RRC Town Hall – Bristol Bay
Posted in Conservation, Pebble Mine, Travel, Trout, Wildlife, tagged Pebble Mine, Renewable Resources Coalition, Bristol Bay, speak up, town hall, get involved, ain't over 'till you win on March 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The Renewable Resources Coalition wants to hear your thoughts on how we can protect Bristol Bay and the world’s largest wild sockeye salmon fishery. We’re holding open town hall meetings in Anchorage with more to follow soon. You’ll have the chance to share ideas and talk with your neighbors. Shannyn Moore and Anders Gustafson will [...]
Palin Administration fails to halt Clean Water Initiatives
Posted in Conservation, General, Passion, Pebble Mine, Wildlife on January 15, 2008 | 2 Comments »
On Monday the petitions were turned in to the Division of Elections with the names of approximately 60,000 people here in Alaska [including myself, the Mrs., and the rest of the crew] that support the Clean Water Initiatives. If you remember I tried to shed a little light on the issue and to put into perspective the [...]





