Seven-member citizen board setting Alaska's hunting and trapping regulations statewide. Meets in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and regional hubs annually.
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Alaska, USA
ADF&G announced Monday that Board of Game regulations adopted for Southeast and Southcentral Alaska this winter remain in legal limbo with no completion date, while a printing failure has separately delayed physical harvest tickets for moose, caribou, sheep, deer, and black bear — a one-two punch hitting hunters as seasons approach.

The Alaska Board of Game is proposing regulations to govern hunting and trapping near the proposed 211-mile Ambler Road in Northwest Alaska, with public comment open until July 16.
The Alaska House Resources Committee voted 5-3 to advance House Bill 321 after rejecting amendments that would have limited state authority over private land in refuges and scaled back habitat protections.

Alaska Superior Court on Wednesday denied an injunction request, allowing the state to proceed with spring 2026 helicopter bear removals across 40,000 square miles of southwest Alaska while a lawsuit challenging the program's legality continues.

