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Governor Walker Signs Legislation to Support Rural Communities

By Michael Mason | AKLeg on Aug 8, 2018   Featured, Politics, Southwest Alaska, State  

Governor Walker Signs Legislation to Support Rural Communities

Nondalton – Tuesday, in the community of Nondalton, near Lake Clark, Governor Bill Walker signed House Bill 267, which gives municipalities that levy taxes on guided hunting and sport fishing access to records that businesses submit to state agencies. HB 267 will allow local governments to confirm that hunting and fishing activities subject to taxes […]

Charges Filed in Illegal Bear Hunting Case

By Megan Peters | DPS on Aug 8, 2018   Featured, Southcentral, State  

Charges Filed in Illegal Bear Hunting Case

August 8, 2018 ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Charges have been filed against two Alaskans as the result of an Alaska Wildlife Trooper investigation into illegal hunting practices. Troopers have also seized property that was used to facilitate the illegal activity. Andrew Renner, 41 of Wasilla, and Owen Renner, 18 of Wasilla, were indicted Monday, August 6 […]

Massive Oil Project Proposed in Fragile Arctic Reserve

By Kristen Monsell | Center for Biological Diversity on Aug 8, 2018   Featured, Slope/Northwest Alaska, State  

Massive Oil Project Proposed in Fragile Arctic Reserve

ANCHORAGE, Alaska— The Trump administration Tuesday took a major step toward opening Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve — the largest roadless area in the United States — to new, industrial-scale oil development. The project threatens polar bears, caribou and migratory birds that live and travel through the ecologically rich reserve.  The Bureau of Land Management announced it would prepare […]

Wildlife Troopers Continue Fisheries Enforcement

By Megan Peters | DPS on Aug 6, 2018   At Sea, State  

Wildlife Troopers Continue Fisheries Enforcement

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – Alaska Wildlife Troopers are continuing their enforcement and patrol actions at commercial and personal use fisheries across the state. Recent patrol and surveillance efforts yielded a significant number of citations and charges related to illegal fishing activity in and around the Kenai Peninsula. “Even during times of limited resources, Alaska Wildlife Troopers […]

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