A moose closure in Unit 13 revives concerns that federal management is pitting rural and urban hunters against each other.
Friday to uphold the Board's 2025 "rural status" decision that makes Ketchikan residents eligible for harvest priorities as rural subsistence users within Alaska's Federal ...
U.S. Forest Service personnel have been visiting Southeast Alaska communities to understand how residents want the Tongass ...
For a brief season, harvesters collect herring eggs on hemlock branches for distribution to people near and far seeking a ...
The federal government says 98% of rural Alaskans catch, hunt or gather at least some of their food. And much of that happens during the school year. Now, students in Skagway are calling on their ...
The Federal Subsistence Board in the first half of its Anchorage meeting this week took testimony from Alaska harvesters and began deciding on proposals to change regulations governing hunting and ...
After two Prince of Wales Island tribal organizations challenged Ketchikan's rural status, the Federal Subsistence Board on ...
The Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak’s Natural Resources Department has been awarded a $194,000 Tribal Wildlife Grant from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Two tribal groups are asking the Federal Subsistence Board to reverse Ketchikan’s rural designation, which went into effect ...
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