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Cooperative Effort Places Harvest Restrictions on Northern Alaska Caribou Herds for First Time in Decades

By Jim Dau, Lincoln Parrett on Mar 23, 2015   Featured, State  

Cooperative Effort Places Harvest Restrictions on Northern Alaska Caribou Herds for First Time in Decades

(Anchorage) — For the first time in more than 30 years, new harvest restrictions will be placed on the troubled Western Arctic and Teshekpuk caribou herds. The Alaska Board of Game, meeting in Anchorage last week, voted unanimously to adopt the restrictions crafted in a cooperative effort by the board, department and residents of communities spanning […]



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