Alaska Fish
Wings Over Alaska
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... For more information or to be included on a list for program announcements e-mail: wingsoveralaska@fishgame.state.ak.us or call the program coordinator, Karla Hart, at 907-465-5157. ... “Wings Over Alaska” is an Alaska Department of Fish and Game program that encourages more people to enjoy Alaska’s birds and to take their birding skills to a higher level. Alaska is home to a huge variety of birds – 471 species have been positively identified to date – and makes the 49th state a paradise for birders and a destination for many who hope to see rarities like the Bluethroat, Whiskered Auklet, and Bristle-Thighed Curlew. ... [Read More]
Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildife Conservation
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Alaska Wildlife News Online Magazine
“I've always believed that fish and wildlife are the soul of Alaska. In Alaska there is just a connection to our resources. Whether it's sport hunting and fishing, wildlife viewing, or the commercial aspects of fishing and tourism, there is this tremendous, direct use relationship. It affects almost every aspect of our lives! If you open a newspaper, any newspaper in the state, and look at the Alaska stories, a sizable percentage will be about fish and game. ... State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... [Read More]
Contact Information Division of Wildlife Conservation - Alaska Department of Fish and Game
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... Kate Persons ( kate_persons@fishgame.state.ak.us ) ... Geoff Carroll ( geoff_carroll@fishgame.state.ak.us ) ... [Read More]
Kenai River Flats Alaska, Alaska Department of Fish and Game
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... Description: Each April, the tidal marshes of the Kenai River—still straw-colored from winter dormancy—waken to the energetic honking of snow geese . Huge flocks of the large white birds stop here to feed as they make their way to nesting grounds in Siberia. Caribou bear and rear their young in the wetlands next to the river. Eulachon (a small oily fish) draw harbor seals and beluga whales into the river's mouth, as do salmon in the summer and fall. Two bald eagle nests are located within several miles of the river's mouth. ... [Read More]
Alaska Hunting Bulletin, Issue 1, Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildife Conservation
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... Federal attorneys claimed in court this will not affect very many fisheries or other activities and claimed the state and federal managers can cooperate. In contrast, Botelho explained how the Federal Subsistence Board has a poor track record of cooperating with the state in wildlife decisions. The new regulations will impact existing subsistence and commercial fisheries throughout the state and hunting on state land. ... [Read More]
Bear Resistant Containers, Division of Wildlife Conservation, Alaska Department of Fish and Game
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... Mention in this document of commercial goods or services does not constitute an endorsement by the Alaska Department of Fish & Game. ... [Read More]
Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Wildlife Conservation
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Alaska Fish and Game Division of Wildlife Conserva
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... [Read More]
Overview Division of Wildlife Conservation Alaska Fish & Game
State of Alaska | ADF&G | Sport Fish | Wildlife | Commercial Fish | Subsistence | Boards | Admin ... Revenue into the Fish and Game Fund (F&G) has increased since 1993 as a result of increased resident hunting and trapping license fees. A portion of these fees (approximately $615.0) are dedicated each year to the operation of the Fish & Game Licensing System, including vendor payments. Alaska's federal aid apportionments, known as Pittman-Robertson (PR) funds, have also increased substantially in recent years, although these revenues could decline in the future as a result of federal actions restricting sales of firearms and ammunition. Wildlife Conservation Program Summaries ... [Read More]
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