Developing a Research and Restoration Plan for Arctic-Yukon-Kuskokwim (Western Alaska) Salmon (2005) / Chapter Skim
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Appendix B: Visits and Meetings of the NRC Committee
Appendix B: Visits and Meetings of the NRC Committee
Pages 204-208
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Concerns were expressed about the problems resulting from management decisions by Alaska Fish and Game. Boat traffic within spawning grounds was cited as a potential cause for decreased salmon populations.
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The community hosted a potluck dinner. ANIAK: 30 SEPTEMBER 2003 Representatives of the Kuskokwim Native Association, Alaska State Legislature, Middle and Upper Kuskokwim River communities, Central Kuskokwim State Advisory Committee, Alaska Fish and Game, and individual citizens gave testimony.
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NOME: 2 FEBRUARY 2004 Members gave testimony of the Nome Eskimo and King Island Native Communities. Representatives of Norton Sound Economic Development Corporation and Kawerak, Inc., and government agencies (Alaska Fish and Game and National Parks Service)
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The community hosted a potluck dinner for committee and participants. UNALAKLEET: 3 FEBRUARY 2004 Members of the Unalakleet and White Mountain IRA Councils, the Unalalkleet Native Corporation, Southern Norton Sound Advisory Committee, Bering Sea Fisherman's Association, Norton Sound Economic Development Corporation, Kawerak, Inc., and Alaska Department of Fish and Game gave testimony.
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