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Photo by Corey Arnold @arni_coraldo | A mama brown bear watches her cub feast on a wild sockeye salmon, found on the muddy tidal flats of Bristol Bay, Alaska. Aside from being a photographer, I spend my summers working as a commercial salmon fisherman in Bristol Bay. My crew and I live in a remote outpost at the mouth of the Kvichak River, and share our shoreline with dozens of large brown bears when the salmon are running. Lately Bristol Bay has seen much higher than normal returns of salmon; in 2019 over 56,300,000 sockeye returned to the rivers of Bristol Bay to spawn. Conservative science-based fisheries management for over 100 years has proven successful, as the Kvichak river continues to produce one of the largest returns of wild sockeye salmon on Earth, but today a proposed open-pit copper mine, known as Pebble Mine, threatens to transform part of these headwaters into a mining district. More from Bristol Bay can be found @arni_coraldo. #pebblemine #bristolbay #photooftheday #bear #salmon

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