Alaska HB364 establishes intensive management programs for big game prey populations, including predator control and habitat management, and imposes.
Alaska HB364 introduces measures for the intensive management of big game prey populations, focusing on enhancing their abundance and productivity. The bill allows the Board of Game to implement intensive management programs in designated areas where consumptive use is preferred, depletion or reduced productivity of prey populations has occurred, and long-term enhancement is feasible. These programs may include predator control and habitat management techniques. The Department of Fish and Game must conduct scientific evaluations and peer reviews to support these programs.
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