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Alibi Mike and His Gang of Parasites on the State

The Experiences of a Fisheries Biologist's First Summer in Alaska

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Alibi Mike and His Gang of Parasites on the State

By: Kim Francisco
Narrated by: Mark Williams
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This collection of tales is Kim Francisco's memories of his first summer working for the Alaska Department of Fish and Game's Commercial Fisheries Division in the Arctic-Yukon-Kuskokwim Region.

His experiences ranged from mundane to life-threatening, comical to tragic. He found it so satisfying it led to a lifelong career in natural resource management. These events occurred primarily in 1973; however, the timeline occasionally jumps to reach the final conclusion.

Fishermen are notoriously difficult to persuade, so fisheries management mostly deals with people, which was interesting in Alaska's cross-cultural life. Life-long friendships are formed, and romance is part of every 21-year-old's life.

©2023 Kim Francisco (P)2024 Aspire Publishing Hub, LLC
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