Month: February 2023

Raised In Alaska reviews Milseey night vision binoculars. ...

Proposals at the statewide meeting have been submitted by the general public, fishing organizations, local Fish and Game Advisory Committees, and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The proposals can be found on the board’s website at http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=fisheriesboard.proposalbook...

“Many of those who began the battle are no longer with us. New generations of our people have been born and raised with the cloud of Pebble hanging overhead,” she said, adding that so many people have worked to “defend the...

An Anchorage woman and her dog are OK after being run over by an aggressive moose. ...

“It’s an exciting chance to study this stock in winter,” said study lead Mike LItzow, Alaska Fisheries Science Center. “That’s when people really interact with the stock— the Bristol Bay red king crab fishery and many other fisheries that potentially interact...

The remainder of the week was something of a voyage of discovery for the Kansas duo. Royal Wolf Lodge’s location alone is a filmmaker/photographer’s dream. But the short flights via floatplane taking off from the lake a half-mile hike away from the...

The following is courtesy of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Board of Fisheries: CALL FOR PROPOSALS  THE ALASKA JOINT BOARD OF FISHERIES AND GAME CALLS FOR PROPOSED CHANGES TO REGULATIONS FOR LOCAL FISH AND GAME ADVISORY COMMITTEES, PROCESSES FOR...

Salmon are an essential element for the well-being and health of Alaskans and Alaska fisheries. People of Indigenous heritage have a unique relationship with salmon, relying on them for subsistence, traditional, and cultural practices. This is an important opportunity to collaborate...