Alaska
Public Ownership - Wildlife Compact - Alaska
(a) Wildlife resources are managed in trust by the respective states for the benefit of all residents and visitors.
Citation: AS § 16.05.332
- AFWA Is
AFWA IsAmerica’s fish and wildlife belong to all of us. Conserving and preventing the exploitation of these vital resources—on both public and private lands and waters within our borders—is critical to the well-being of our nation and beyond. - AFWA Acts
AFWA ActsThe AFWA Mission: To advocate for the roles, responsibilities, and authorities of our member agencies to manage fish and wildlife as public trust resources for current and future generations. - AFWA Informs
AFWA InformsThe AFWA Vision: Providing conservation leadership for a sustainable, publicly supported future for fish and wildlife.- Schedule of Events
- Annual Meeting
- Resources
- Conservation Education Strategy
- Research
- Multistate Conservation Grants Program
- State Wildlife Action Plans
- Law Research Library
- Joint Federal/State Joint Policy Task Force on Federal Assistance Policy
- Knowledge Hub
- National Survey
- Landscape Conservation Joint Task Force
- AFWA Inspires
AFWA InspiresWorking towards achieving our combined vision for healthy fish and wildlife populations and habitats that are managed by state, provincial and territorial members for long-term public benefit, use and support.- AWARE
- Legal Strategy
- Management Assistance Team
- Project WILD
- BearWise Program
- NCLI
- National Fish Habitat Partnership
- Partners in Amphibian & Reptile Conservation
- North American Bird Conservation Initiative
- Southern Wings
- Furbearer Management
- Climate Adaptation Network
- Fall Flights
- Feral Swine
- Human Wildlife Conflicts