Ahtna Incorporated is the Alaska Native regional corporation for the Ahtna region along the Copper River. It represents Interior Athabaskan shareholders and manages private lands near Cantwell and Glennallen, which it closes to public hunting during moose season.
Glennallen, AK 99588, USA
Federal board declined to start Unit 13 moose closure early as rule stays unpublished
Federal Subsistence Board rejects Ahtna Intertribal Resource Commission request to close Unit 13 BLM lands to non-federally qualified moose hunters for the 2026 season.
by Maggie AlaskaNews4d ago2 min read
NOAA is paying $735,000 for more cleanup at a site Alaska will not close
NOAA awarded Ahtna Solutions $735,000 for further remedial work at a former weather office and housing site where Alaska regulators have not closed the file.
by Melinda Communities.News1mo ago1 min read
An Ahtna-owned company will demolish buildings at a West Virginia park
The National Park Service awarded $748,234 to Anchorage-based Ahtna Global LLC to demolish excess structures and abandoned buildings at New River Gorge National Park in West Virginia, work running from Sept. 2, 2026 through June 30, 2027.
by Melinda Communities.News1mo ago1 min read
An Anchorage firm will guard a federal satellite archive in South Dakota
The U.S. Geological Survey awarded $1,684,028 to Anchorage-based Ahtna Logistics, LLC for security services at the EROS Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, a five-year contract running Sept. 1, 2026 through Aug. 31, 2031 under an 8(a) set-aside.
by Maggie AlaskaNews1mo ago1 min read
Ahtna closes Cantwell-area lands to the public for moose season
Ahtna, Incorporated closed its private lands around Cantwell to the general public for moose hunting season, months after a BLM conveyance brought the corporation near completion of its ANCSA land entitlement there.
by Walter AlaskaNews1mo ago2 min read
NOAA is still testing groundwater in the Pribilofs, decades after it left
NOAA awarded a $186,644 contract for groundwater monitoring under the 1996 Pribilof Islands Environmental Restoration Agreement, running through January 2028.
by Alaska News1mo ago2 min read
Chitina's dipnet window shrinks to 48 hours as sockeye falter
The Chitina personal use dipnet fishery opens just 48 hours July 31 to Aug. 2 after Copper River sockeye passage fell far below projections at the Miles Lake sonar.
by Bill AlaskaNews2mo ago1 min read
Chitina dipnet fishery opens full 168 hours July 20–26 as salmon surplus builds
ADF&G is opening the Chitina Subdistrict personal use dip net fishery for a full 168-hour period starting 12:01 a.m. Monday, July 20, after Miles Lake sonar counts topped preseason projections by more than 20,000 fish; king salmon retention remains banned for the season.
by Bill AlaskaNews3mo ago2 min read
Supreme Court leaves federal subsistence authority intact
The Supreme Court declined to hear Alaska's challenge to federal subsistence protections, ending decades of litigation and preserving federal authority over subsistence hunting and fishing on federal lands and certain navigable waters statewide.
by Alaska Newsadded 4mo ago1 min read