Alaska Arctic / Yukon / Kuskokwim Board of Fish Comments Due

Pike’s Waterfront Lodge Fairbanks March 5-6, 2019 Convening at 9:00 am daily TELECONFERENCE: call the toll free number: 1-877-407-8065, then when prompted enter the passcode: 8201631. PUBLIC COMMENTS: Public comments are welcome for each agenda item and for regional concerns not included on the agenda. The Council appreciates hearing your concerns and knowledge. Please fill

The 21st Alaska Forum on the Environment will be held February 11-15, 2019! Register now! Use code “WINTER CHILL” to save $95!  Discount is for a limited time so register now!   We received over 90 suggestions in our Call for Presentations, Films, and Posters.  Thats a new record!  We will be reviewing and consolidating topic suggestions over

The Alaska Marine Science Symposium (AMSS), Alaska’s premier marine research conference, has been bringing together scientists, educators, resource managers, students, and interested public for over twenty years to discuss the latest marine research being conducted in Alaskan waters. Over 700 people attend this 4-day long conference held annually during the month of January.  Each day

Arctic/Yukon/Kuskokwim Finfish: January 15-19, 2019 Comment due date: Jan. 2, 2019 Location: Anchorage – Sheraton Hotel Training opportunity: Tuesday, January 15 (first meeting day). Boards Support Section is hosting a training course, How to Navigate the Board Process (PDF 3,395 kB) during the lunch break in the main meeting area. The training will occur roughly

The Yukon River Panel typically meets two times a year Spring (March or April) Fall (December) The meeting location alternates each calendar year between the U.S. (Alaska) and Canada (Yukon Territory). The public is invited and welcome to attend the Panel meetings. This is an opportunity to: learn what is happening with Yukon River salmon

The purpose of the meeting will be to go over the Yukon River Board of Fisheries proposals prior to the January BOF meeting. As a Fish Commission, we will develop our recommendations (support/oppose/no action) on the proposals, draft written comments to the Board of Fisheries, and propose any alternative language for the proposals.   The

The Alaska Tribal Conference on Environmental Management, organized by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, is an annual gathering that brings together Tribes, Non-profits, and State and Federal organizations, for a week of environmental conversations. The discussions focus on finding and implementing solutions to address the unique environmental concerns facing Alaskan communities.