“These prescribed burns are a valuable tool for habitat management,” said Clint Cooper, Alaska Department of Fish and Game wildlife biologist and manager of the Creamer’s Field Migratory Waterfowl Refuge. “Prescribed fire mimics the results of naturally occurring wildfires in a more controlled...
“Prescribed burns are a valuable habitat management tool,” said John Wagoner, Conservation Coordinator with ADFG. “They mimic the effects of naturally occurring wildfires in a controlled setting, improving soil quality and promoting native plant diversity.”...
One of the most controversial topics around Alaska these days is the on-again, off-again, on-again Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s predator control process that would eliminate bears, wolves and other predators in an attempt to protect caribou herds. But the...
The GMCUA contains a small segment of the Upper Tanana Dall sheep population. Harsh winters in 2020 and 2021 corresponded with a steep decline in sheep populations statewide. Few sheep have been observed in the GMCUA since 2019, and no legal...
. Investigation determined that William A. Miller 41 yoa of Artesia, New Mexico had obtained Alaska hunting & sportfishing licenses in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024 when he did not meet the definition of an Alaska resident for hunting and fishing...
"Repealing these protections would blatantly disregard Indigenous communities and our way of life," said Rosemary Ahtuangaruak, Executive Director of Grandmothers Growing Goodness. "The special areas safeguards help sustain Native Communities, sacred lands, and wildlife in the Western Arctic from oil and gas development....
"This is the game camera that I will compare all other camera to in the future. I had this camera out in the late winter/early spring in Alaska and ran it through the paces. The sensors and video quality...
