Seven-member citizen board setting Alaska's hunting and trapping regulations statewide. Meets in Anchorage, Fairbanks, and regional hubs annually.
Alaska, USA
The Nelson Lagoon Fish and Game Advisory Committee will meet May 22 to clarify confusing salmon retention and caribou hunting regulations affecting subsistence and sport users in the remote Alaska Peninsula community.
The Yakutat Fish and Game Advisory Committee will meet May 13 to discuss subsistence regulations, board elections, and fishing proposals.
The Delta Fish and Game Advisory Committee will hold elections for four seats and two alternates on May 20 in Delta Junction, with the meeting open to residents of Game Management Units 12 and 20 and the Tanana River drainage.
Alaska has implemented new regulations for managing predators affecting the Mulchatna Caribou Herd, effective May 3, 2026.
The Yukon Flats Fish and Game Advisory Committee will meet April 28 to discuss hunting and fishing issues and review proposals for the Alaska Board of Game.
The Minto Nenana Fish and Game Advisory Committee meets April 29 to discuss Yukon River salmon proposals ahead of tight Board of Fisheries and Board of Game deadlines.
The Nushagak Fish and Game Advisory Committee will meet April 29 to discuss a caribou hunting proposal and other business.
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.
The Delta Fish and Game Advisory Committee meets April 15 to finalize proposals for the Board of Game's 2026-2027 cycle.
Alaska's Board of Game is seeking public proposals for hunting and trapping regulation changes in western and interior regions, with a May 1, 2026 deadline.
The Middle Yukon River Fish and Game Advisory Committee will meet April 15 to discuss Board of Game proposals and Yukon River salmon action plans.