RESCHEDULED DATE AND TIME Join Coffee at KYUK with Serena Fitka, Executive Director of the Yukon River Drainage Fisheries Association and Virgil Umphenour, Yukon River Panel Member and Fairbanks Advisory Council member on Wednesday, May 4th at 8:40 a.m. to hear about the Yukon River fisheries. To catch the show go to www.kyuk.org or Spotify.
The Federal Subsistence Board is the decision-making body that oversees the Federal Subsistence Management Program. It is made up of the regional directors of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs, the U.S. Forest Service, and there are three public members appointed by the Secretaries
Multiple salmon (Oncorhynchus sp) and whitefish species (Coregoninae subfamily) are known to utilize habitats within the Yukon Flats, and the Draanjik River (Black River) drainage at multiple stages in their life cycles for migration, spawning, and rearing. However, while their presence is known, the extent of their anadromous geographic distribution is not fully identified and
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Call for proposals to change Federal Subsistence Fish and Shellfish regulations and proposals to change Non-rural Determinations: Federal Subsistence Management Program 2023-2025 Fisheries Proposals. The comment period is open through May 16, 2022.
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Yukon River Drainage Fisheries Association Annual Meeting Alaska Pacific University – CH2MHill Conference room March 22-23, 2022 The YRDFA Annual brings the board and alternates representing their communities and fishing districts to participate in a dialogue with one another. In order to build and maintain community capacity for Yukon River fishermen participating in fisheries management
Attached you’ll find an announcement regarding upcoming public hearings for a Special Action request for salmon management on the Yukon River that could affect this coming season. There’s a link to a fact sheet on the topic that you may want to read. If you did not receive this announcement you may want to consider
Announcing Tribal Consultation and Public Input Opportunities on Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Federal Policy By: Alondra Nelson, Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy Director for Science and Society performing the duties of the Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy Brenda Mallory, Chair, Council on Environmental Quality Today we are excited to announce a
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Announcing Tribal Consultation and Public Input Opportunities on Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Federal Policy By: Alondra Nelson, Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy Director for Science and Society performing the duties of the Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy Brenda Mallory, Chair, Council on Environmental Quality Today we are excited to announce a
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Announcing Tribal Consultation and Public Input Opportunities on Indigenous Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Federal Policy By: Alondra Nelson, Deputy Assistant to the President, Deputy Director for Science and Society performing the duties of the Director, Office of Science and Technology Policy Brenda Mallory, Chair, Council on Environmental Quality Today we are excited to announce a
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