AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoWildlife & Public Lands: Alaska tribes and conservation groups are back in court over road building that could cut through the Izembek National Wildlife Refuge, arguing federal approvals violate environmental laws and threaten habitat. Endangered Species: A federal judge in Anchorage rejected a bid by environmental nonprofits to block Alaska’s transfer of more than 2 million acres along the Dalton Highway corridor, saying Alaska’s sovereign immunity limits the case. Bear Safety in Southeast: New bear-resistant food lockers are rolling out at Juneau and Haines campgrounds to reduce human-bear encounters. Subsistence & Fisheries: Norton Sound subsistence salmon harvesting is in the final stretch, with some runs—like sockeye in the Pilgrim River—running strong enough to lift earlier household limits. Climate Watch: Alaska’s western “rainy season” is underway, with more frequent wetting rains that can affect wildfire conditions. Wildlife Health: A woman’s game camera in Anchorage’s Far North Bicentennial Park captured a surge of brown bears, including a mother with triplets.
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