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Captured Kodiak Sitka Blacktails Re-released In Kenai Peninsula

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The following press release is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game: SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE  REGULATIONS OF THE ALASKA BOARD OF FISHERIES This is a SUPPLEMENTAL NOTICE modifying the NOTICE OF PROPOSED CHANGES that was published on September 24, 2025, hereby incorporated by reference, concerning proposed regulation...


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“Tribes are vital partners in wildlife conservation, and we’re proud to support projects that reflect their connection to the land and leadership in protecting it,” said Service Director Brian Nesvik. “These investments support tribal sovereignty while advancing our shared conservation goals."  

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"Join us on an exhilarating journey at the Susitna 100, where we tackle the challenges of a 100-mile, human-powered race in the breathtaking Alaskan wilderness! Whether you prefer fat tire biking, cross-country skiing, or walking while towing a sled, this event promises adventure and excitement."

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This lack of tanneries has hampered the ability of Native Alaskans to continue maintaining their traditional practices. It’s also led to a worrisome bottleneck of knowledge. With so few people and tanneries left that understand how to properly process seal and sea otter skins, how will this vital skillset continue to be shared with future generations?

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“This is a great victory for these ice-dependent seals,” said Marlee Goska, Alaska staff attorney at the Center. “It’s just common sense that you can’t protect imperiled animals without protecting the places they live, and I’m glad the court agreed. This decision gives these Arctic seals some breathing room, but we still need to stop expanding oil and gas drilling in their ha...


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