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Federally qualified subsistence deer hunters in the Kodiak Archipelago will be able to take four black-tailed deer annually. Hunters are currently only

The Arctic Sounder - Serving the Northwest Arctic and the North Slope

The Arctic Sounder - Serving the Northwest Arctic and the North Slope

The venue for the Western Interior Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council has changed to the Dimond Center Hotel in Anchorage.

The Western Interior Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council will meet in Aniak April 4 and 5, 2023 at the Arviiq Center. The meetings will start at 9 a.m. each day.

Mbers of the Southeast Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council considered many facets of the Federal Subsistence Management Program that could impact rural Alaska residents who harvest fish and wildlife as

Office of Subsistence Management Anthropologist Jason Roberts told the Southeast Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Council during its three-day meeting in Juneau on Wednesday that OSM staff will begin collecting data

The Federal Subsistence Board adopted the proposal at its meeting earlier this month. It’s the latest iteration of a proposal the Bristol Bay Regional Advisory Committee has worked on for years, saying it’s become a traditional practice in Bristol Bay.

A Southeast Alaska Subsistence Regional Advisory Committee proposal to broaden federal designations for the customary and traditional use of shellfish on federal public lands in Southeast received unanimous support Friday

The Ketchikan Indian Communitys proposal to change the Federal Subsistence Boards designation of Ketchikan from "nonrural" to "rural" will move into an extensive two-year analysis after a unanimous vote Friday