Talk of Alaska: Subsistence Management
Tue, August 7, 2007
Posted in Talk of Alaska
Since the 1990s the federal government has managed fish and game on more than half of Alaska’s lands. How can the impasse over subsistence management be resolved? Should the state regain that management or is it better left in the hands of federal supervisors? The Federal Subsistence Management Board is our topic.
HOST: Lori Townsend, APRN News
GUESTS:
- Pete Probasco, Assistant Regional Director for Subsistence Management, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
- Mike Fleagle, Chairman, Federal Subsistence Management Board
- Jack Reakoff, Chairman, Western Interior Subsistence Regional Advisory Council
RELATED LINKS:
- Federal Subsistence Management in Alaska (U.S. Fish & Wildlife)
- Subsistence Management Information (United Fishermen of Alaska)
- Subsistence Info (Alaska Department of Fish & Game)
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No one seems to be considering the human ecology of subsistence. That is, boreal living, human or beastie, requires a non-sedentary and continuously changing situation. Alaska humans have been “stuck” in place. The environment is not.
The whole issue is actually moot, correct?
[...] and continuously changing situation. Alaska humans have been “stuck” in place. The environment they subsist with does [...]