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This Day in Alaska History-September 21st, 1891

By Alaska Native News on Sep 21, 2024   Featured, This Day in Alaskan History  

This Day in Alaska History-September 21st, 1891

Conservationists Say ‘Bizarre’ Dead Bear Incident Proves ‘Terrible’ Judgment of RFK Jr.

By Brett Wilkins | Common Dreams on Aug 7, 2024   Featured, National, National/World  

Conservationists Say ‘Bizarre’ Dead Bear Incident Proves ‘Terrible’ Judgment of RFK Jr.

“Dumping a bear carcass on a New York City bike path perfectly encapsulates Kennedy’s recklessness and weirdness as a presidential candidate and a phony environmentalist,” said one campaigner. Conservationists on Monday reacted to independent U.S. presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s admission of abandoning a roadkill bear carcass in New York City’s Central Park by […]

Two Montana men charged with illegally killing a brown bear

By Reagan Zimmerman Public Affairs Officer Reagan.Zimmerman@usdoj.gov on Aug 3, 2024   Featured, General News, Southwest Alaska  

Two Montana men charged with illegally killing a brown bear

ANCHORAGE, Alaska – A federal grand jury in Alaska returned an indictment charging two men with illegally killing a brown bear on a national wildlife refuge in Alaska, violating the Lacey Act. According to court documents, between May 9 to May 12, 2022, Richard McAtee, 46, and Arlon Franz, 51, both of Montana, conspired together […]

Some progress for protecting animals on Alaska’s national preserves—but not nearly enough

By KITTY BLOCK AND SARA AMUNDSON on Jul 3, 2024   Featured, General News  

Some progress for protecting animals on Alaska’s national preserves—but not nearly enough

The U.S. National Park Service has finalized a rule that bans using bait such as piles of donuts, dog food and meat scraps to attract and subsequently kill brown and black bears on Alaska’s national preserves. While we are pleased the Park Service has recognized the inherent danger and cruelty associated with bear baiting, and […]

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