Alaska Sporting Journal

https://aksportingjournal.com/taku-river-subsistence-sockeye-salmon-fishing-to-open-on-july-1/

U.S. Department of the Interior

Taku River Subsistence Sockeye Salmon Fishing To Open On July 1 The Federal waters of the Taku River are open to Federal subsistence Sockeye Salmon harvest in the Taku River drainage from the Taku Lodge upstream to the U.S./Canada Border only under the authority of a household federal subsistence fishing permit.

https://aksportingjournal.com/four-climbers-found-dead-on-mount-mckinley/

Denali National Park and Preserve

Four Climbers Found Dead On Mount McKinley ?Mountaineering rangers on Mt. McKinley recovered the bodies of four deceased climbers from two different incidents.

https://aksportingjournal.com/feds-make-changes-to-western-arctic-caribou-herd-subistence-hunts/

From U.S. Department of the Interior:

Wildlife Special Action Request WSA26-01 asked to reduce the caribou harvest limit in Units 22, 23, and 26A west of the Colville River drainage upstream from the Nuka River and drainages of the Chukchi Sea, south and west of and including the K*k and Kugrua river drainages (Unit 26A SW) to 4 caribou per year, only one of which may be a cow for the 2026/27 regulatory year. Wildlife Special Action Requests WSA26-02 and WSA26-03 asked to close Federal public lands to caribou hunting by non-federally qualified users for the 2026-2028 wildlife regulatory cycle in Units 22 and 26A SW, respectively.

The Board adopted WSA26-01 with a modification to eliminate the cow caribou hunt through the 2027/28 regulatory year and to defer action on reducing the bull caribou harvest limit until the Board’s fisheries regulatory meeting in February 2027. The Board stated that eliminating cow caribou harvest would have the greatest impact on WACH conservation and recovery, and this change was supported by both the Seward Peninsula and Northwest Arctic Councils. The Board noted that ADF&G recently issued an emergency order closing the cow caribou hunt under State regulations, and this modification would maintain regulatory alignment, supporting a unified conservation approach and clear public messaging.

Feds Make Changes To Western Arctic Caribou Herd Subistence Hunts The Board’s decisions followed public testimony from an April 9 public hearing, analyses from the Office of Subsistence Management, input from Subsistence Regional Advisory Councils (Councils), the Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Tribes and Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Corporations, Nat...

https://aksportingjournal.com/public-comment-period-open-to-discuss-potential-delta-junction-bison-range-habitat-improvement/

Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

Public Comment Period Will Discuss Potential Delta Junction Bison Range Habitat Improvement The DJBR has since been managed by ADF&G to provide forage attractive to bison by fertilizing, tilling, planting crops, prescribed burns, and other management actions with goals of delaying bison migration onto agricultural lands as late into the fall as possible and to provide opportunity for hunte...