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Alaska lawmakers and fishermen challenge halibut proposal as vote comes Thursday

Alaska lawmakers and fishermen challenge halibut proposal as vote comes Thursday

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Dall Sheep Research - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just completed stage 2 of the Brooks Range Dall’s Sheep Research project. In June of 2023, 50 GPS collars were deployed on young rams in both Gates of The Arctic National Park and in portions of Game Management Units 24A and 25A. An additional 60 ewe collars were deployed in early April, 2024. The research objectives are to compare survival, recruitment, and population growth in areas open to full curl harvest versus areas closed to hu

Dall Sheep Research - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just completed stage 2 of the Brooks Range Dall’s Sheep Research project. In June of 2023, 50 GPS collars were deployed on young rams in both Gates of The Arctic National Park and in portions of Game Management Units 24A and 25A. An additional 60 ewe collars were deployed in early April, 2024. The research objectives are to compare survival, recruitment, and population growth in areas open to full curl harvest versus areas closed to hu

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👉 Attention anglers: The comment period on the 2025 Statewide Stocking Plan is open now through January 31. 🎣 ➡ In 2025, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game – Division of Sport Fish plans to release about 7 million fish at hundreds of select locations throughout the state. • Would you like to see fish reallocated from one stocking location to another? • Do you know of a public lake that is not currently stocked but might be a good candidate for stocking? • Do you fish lakes that are stocked

👉 Attention anglers: The comment period on the 2025 Statewide Stocking Plan is open now through January 31. 🎣 ➡ In 2025, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game – Division of Sport Fish plans to release about 7 million fish at hundreds of select locations throughout the state. • Would you like to see fish reallocated from one stocking location to another? • Do you know of a public lake that is not currently stocked but might be a good candidate for stocking? • Do you fish lakes that are stocked

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**SOUND ON** Watch this short video on tips to help keep bears wild and people and bears safe. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

**SOUND ON** Watch this short video on tips to help keep bears wild and people and bears safe. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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Help keep Alaska’s saltwater fisheries healthy and sustainable. Bring your fish or fish carcasses back to port and allow our port samplers to collect data. Kay Stewart is a port sampler working on the dock in Whittier, AK. If you’re returning to Whittier from a day of fishing, please allow Kay to sample your fish or talk to you about your fishing trip. The process is quick, and fish can be sampled whole or filleted. Data collection only takes a few minutes and what we learn from you and the fish

Help keep Alaska’s saltwater fisheries healthy and sustainable. Bring your fish or fish carcasses back to port and allow our port samplers to collect data. Kay Stewart is a port sampler working on the dock in Whittier, AK. If you’re returning to Whittier from a day of fishing, please allow Kay to sample your fish or talk to you about your fishing trip. The process is quick, and fish can be sampled whole or filleted. Data collection only takes a few minutes and what we learn from you and the fish

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Track Tuesday video. Moose beds in the snow. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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When predators meet. Video description: In this collection of clips from different events, wolves follow an adult brown bear, watch from a distance as a brown bear feeds on a carcass, and prey upon a wolverine. Wolves are carnivores, and in southcentral Alaska, prey primarily on moose and caribou. Because wolves are opportunistic, they will feed on carrion (the decaying flesh of dead animals) when it is available. Under some circumstances, however, such as when snow is unusually deep or prey is

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🚣🏾‍♀Located on the Upper Kenai River within the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, Jims’ Landing Boat Launch - enhanced in 2024 - serves as the primary takeout point for those floating the Upper Kenai and the launch point for trips through the canyon to Skilak Lake. See It in Action! Check out our quick reel to see the highlights of the upgrades – expanded launch lanes, increased parking, streambank upgrades, and more! Want the full showcase? Watch the longer video here: https://youtu.be/VVJEJMhX

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🎣🎣🎣 Attention Anglers! Fishing in Alaska means fishing in bear country. Don't teach bears that anglers provide an easy meal! 🐻If a bear is near enough to notice splashing, STOP FISHING. ✂️ Don't let a bear get your fish. If you have a fish on the line and a bear approaches, give slack or cut the line to eliminate splashing. 🔑 As soon as you have your catch, clean it, dispose of any waste in fast moving water, and store it in a bear-resistant container or pack that you carry with you. 👃 Rem

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Alaska has over 98 percent of the United States population of brown bears, and more than 70 percent of the North American population. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game has the important responsibility to manage bears in the state and to ensure that management is based on the best scientific knowledge possible. Sit back and enjoy our next episode of Working for Wildlife to see what biologists are learning about the brown bear population in Game Management Unit 13A. To learn more about brown

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“Our fish and wildlife resources are central to who we are as Alaskans. They support food security, cultural traditions, jobs, recreation, tourism, and our economy,” said ADF&G Commissioner Doug Vincent-Lang Wednesday at a live-streamed cabinet meeting in Juneau. As the longest serving member in the Governor’s cabinet, Commissioner Vincent-Lang was able to look back on the last seven years of accomplishments. Among them were actions to increase food security, reduce bycatch, maximize hunting and

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Alaska’s Department of Fish and Game has canceled the winter snow crab season for the first time ever after an estimated 1 billion crabs mysteriously vanished from Alaskan waters in just two years. | CBS Evening News

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Thousands of Sandhill cranes "kettle up" as they prepare to head south from Interior Alaska. Video: Mike Taras | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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Check out our new video series. "Working for Wildlife" explores the exciting work of biologists and other wildlife professionals. Our first video explores how we do moose surveys in northwest Alaska. #workingforwildlife #alaska #NOME #nwalaska | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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With recent snow storms across the state, it feels like winter has finally arrived in full! That snow also means moose are more likely to be on or alongside the roads in search of easier travel and access to roadside trees and shrubs. Slow down when visibility and road conditions are poor, and flash your hazard lights to warn other drivers when moose or other hazards are on or near the road. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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Turn the volume up! Sharp-tailed grouse leks - an aggregation of males gathered to engage in competitive displays and courtship rituals. Spring has arrived in much of Alaska. Small game researchers are out in the field coducting breeding bird surveys for sooty grouse in Southeast and sharp-tailed grouse lek surveys in the Interior. Soon, ruffed grouse drumming surveys will follow. Check out this short clip of sharp-tailed grouse performing their annual breeding ritual in Interior, Alaska. It is

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Spring is here and ADF&G biologists are out in the field across Alaska collecting data to help manage different species of our wildlife. Check out this short video about how ADF&G collects moose browse data and why it is important. ----------------------------------------------- Moose in winter eat browse, which is dried woody twigs of shrubs (such as willows) and deciduous trees that grew the prior summer. Most of the nutrition is in the bark, which is why moose eat the younger twigs of smaller

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☀ Embrace the summer season - get out and go fishing! 🎣 If you need fishing equipment, check out our Rod Loaner Program. Visit this site to learn more: https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=FishingSportFishAK.rodLoaner | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

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➡️ Do you need inspiration to get outside regularly for the rest of the winter? Are you also an educator, parent, or someone who wants to learn more about wildlife through studying tracks? ➡️ Check out this video with educator Mike Taras about finding tracks in snow and our new educator guide, Tracks of Alaska Animals. ➡️ This guide provides background information on the tracks of individual species and groups of similar animals, hands-on activities for k-12 students, and complements a Tracks ki

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Alaska governor proposes lifting state’s longtime ban on fish farms

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The United States has a population of wild wood bison for the first time in more than 100 years! Earlier today, 100 wood bison that had been kept in temporary pens near Shageluk, Alaska, for just over a week were led by Alaska Department of Fish and Game Biologist Tom Seaton across the Innoko River to freedom. Tom opened the gates to the temporary pens and called the bison to follow his snowmachine across the Innoko River to sedge and grass meadows in the Lower Innoko/Yukon Rivers. As you will s

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EPA requiring Alaska to update its water quality standards due to higher state fish consumption

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Alaska Fishing License: The Complete Guide for 2026

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Fishing Report: Checking in on latest openings, closures, and liberalizations around Alaska

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