Alaska Department of Fish and Game Subsistence Technical Paper

Alaska Department of Fish and Game Subsistence Technical Paper. Alaska Department of Fish and Game

The Division of Subsistence Technical Paper Series was established in 1979 and represents the most complete collection of information about customary and traditional uses of fish and wildlife resources in Alaska. The papers cover all regions of the state. Some papers were written in response to specific fish and game management issues. Others provide detailed, basic information on the subsistence uses of particular communities which pertain to a large number of scientific and policy questions. Technical Paper Series reports are available through the Alaska State Library and on the Internet: ht

Type

Published Report Series

Publisher

Alaska Department of Fish and Game

Contents

• Subsistence harvests and uses of wild resources in Kenny Lake/ Willow Creek, Gakona, McCarthy, and Chitina, Alaska, 2012
• Subsistence harvests and uses of wild resources in Copper Center, Slana/Nabesna Road, Mentasta Lake, and Mentasta Pass, Alaska, 2010
• Subsistence harvests and uses of wild resources in Chistochina, Alaska, 2009
• The Kvichak watershed subsistence salmon fishery: an ethnographic study
• Ahtna knowledge of long-term changes in salmon runs in the Upper Copper River drainage, Alaska
• Upper Tanana Ethnographic Overview and Assessment, Wrangell St. Elias National Park and Preserve
• Lake Minchumina, Telida, Nikolai, and Cantwell subsistence community use profiles and traditional fisheries use
• The subsistence harvests of wild foods by residents of Shungnak, Alaska
• Subsistence salmon fishing patterns in Nome, AK, 2001
• The production and distribution of wild food in Wales and Deering, Alaska
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 2001
• Traditional knowledge and fishing practices of the Ahtna of the Copper River, Alaska
• Whitefish and beaver ecology of the Yukon Flats, Alaska
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and seal lion by Alaska Natives in 2000
• The 1999-2000 harvest of moose, caribou, and bear in ten middle Yukon and Koyukuk River communities
• Long-term consequences of the Exxon Valdez oil spill for coastal communities of south central Alaska
• Brown Bears on the Northern Seward Peninsula: Traditional knowledge and subsistence uses in Deering and Shishmaref
• Wild resource harvests and uses by residents of selected communities of the Kenai Peninsula Borough
• The 1998-99 harvest of moose, caribou, and bear in ten middle Yukon and Koyukuk River communities
• Subsistence use of birds in the northwest arctic region, Alaska
• Survey methodologies and reported sex compositions of harbor seal harvests of Alaska Natives, 1995-1997
• Geographic patterns of seal hunting in Southeast Alaska, 1992-94
• Subsistence service update: Subsistence harvests and uses in eight communities ten years after the Exxon Valdez oil spill
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1998
• The 1997-98 harvest of moose, caribou, and brown bear in middle Yukon and Koyukuk River communities, Alaska
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1997
• The subsistence harvest of seals and sea lions by Alaska Natives in the Norton Sound-Bering Strait Region, Alaska, 1996-97
• Subsistence harvests and uses in seven Gulf of Alaska communities in the second year following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1996
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1995
• An update on subsistence harvests in Chenega Bay and Tatitlek in the year following the Exxon Valdez oil spill
• Subsistence use of birds in the Bering Strait Region, Alaska
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1994
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1993
• The subsistence eulachon fishery of the Chilkat and Chilkoot Rivers, Southeast Alaska
• The subsistence salmon fishery in the Norton Sound, Port Clarence, and Kotzebue districts
• Subsistence use of fish and wildlife in Kotzebue, a northwest Alaska regional center
• The subsistence harvest of harbor seal and sea lion by Alaska Natives in 1992
• Cordova: A 1988 update on resource harvests and uses
• Subsistence salmon fishing by permit in the Nome subdistrict and portions of the Port Clarence district, 1975-1991
• Subsistence hunting patterns and compliance with moose harvest reporting requirements in rural interior Alaska
• Subsistence use of brown bear in southeast Alaska
• Fish and game use by residents of five upper Tanana communities, 1987-88
• Trapping in Alaska communities with mixed subsistence-cash economies
• Historic and current use of musk ox by Kaktovik residents
• Subsistence and sport fishing of sheefish on the upper Kobuk River, Alaska
• Patterns of fish and wildlife use for subsistence in Fort Yukon, Alaska
• Subsistence use of sea cucumbers in southeast Alaska
• Caribou hunting: Land use dimensions, harvest levels, and selected aspects of the hunt during regulatory year 1987-88 in Kaktovik, Alaska
• Contemporary wild resource use patterns in Tanana, Alaska, 1987
• Harvest and use of fish and wildlife resources by residents of Kake, Alaska
• Resource harvest and use in Tatitlek, Alaska
• Subsistence harvest and use of fish and wildlife resources and the effects of forest management in Hoonah, Alaska
• Subsistence harvest of fish and wildlife by residents of Galena, Alaska, 1985-86
• The harvest of fish and wildlife in three Alaska communities: Brevig, Mission, Golovin, and Shishmaref
• Resource uses in Cordova, a coastal community of Southcentral Alaska
• Wrangell harvest study: A comprehensive study of wild resource use by Wrangell residents
• Contemporary brown bear use in Northwest Alaska
• Patterns of land and resource use in Beaver, Alaska
• The harvest of fish and wildlife for subsistence by residents of Minto, Alaska
• Harvest and use of fish and wildlife by residents of Petersburg, Alaska
• The harvest and use of fish, game, and plant resources by the residents of Chase, Gold Creek-Chulitna and Hurricane-Broad Pass, Southcentral Alaska
• Use of fish and wildlife by residents of Angoon, Admirality Island, Alaska
• Land and resource use patterns Stevens Village, Alaska
• Timber management and fish and wildlife use in selected southeast Alaska communities: Klawock, Prince of Wales Island, Alaska
• Salmon fishing patterns along the middle Yukon River at Kaltag, Alaska
• Timber management and fish and wildlife utilization in selected Southeast Alaska communities: Tenakee Springs, Alaska
• Living off the land: Contemorary subsistence in Tetlin, Alaska
• Subsistence use area mapping in ten Kotzebue Sound communities
• Fish and game harvest and use in the Middle Susitna Basin: The results of a survey of residents of the road-connected areas of Game Management Units 14B and 16A, 1986
• Historical and contemporary trapping in the western Susitna Basin
• Resource use patterns in Chenega, Western Prince William Sound: Chenega in the 1960s and Chenega Bay, 1984-1986
• Yukon River subsistence fall chum fisheries: An overview
• Subsistence production and exchange in the Iliamna Lake region, Southwest Alaska, 1982-1983
• The role of fish and wildlife in the economies of Barrow, Bethel, Dillingham, Kotzebue, and Nome
• Wild resource use in Northway, Alaska
• Subsistence land use in Nome, a northwest Alaska regional center
• Natural resource utilization of four Upper Kuskokwim communities
• The role of wild resource use in communities of the central Kenai Peninsula and Kachemak Bay, Alaska
• Bristol Bay regional subsistence profile
• Moose hunting by residents of Beaver, Birch Creek, Fort Yukon, and Stevens Village in the Western GMU 25(D) Permit Moose Hunt Area, 1984-85
• Contemporary resource use in the upper Koyukuk region, Alaska
• Moose hunting in the Minto Flats Management Area by Minto permit holders 1984-85
• Bering Sea subsistence king crab fishery
• The economics of wild resource use in Shishmaref, Alaska
• Patterns of resource use in English Bay and Port Graham, Alaska
• Resource use in a small Alaskan city: Sitka
• Subsistence production in Kivalina, Alaska: A twenty-year perspective
• The use of Copper River salmon and other wild resources by upper Tanana communities, 1983-84
• Caribou hunting: Land use dimensions and recent harvest patterns in Kaktovik, Northeast Alaska
• Background paper on subsistence salmon fishery, Imachuk River, Deering
• Norton Sound-Bering Strait subsistence king crab fishery update
• The non-commercial harvest of crab in southeast Alaska: A summary of available information
• Controls on fishing behavior on the Nome River
• Regional subsistence bibliography: Volume III, Northwest Alaska, Number 1
• Regional subsistence bibliography: Volume IV, Southcentral Alaska, Number 1.
• Salmon use by residents of the Chilkat and Chilkoot River drainages, 1983
• The harvest and use of Copper River salmon : a background report
• Gwich'in Athabaskan place names of the upper Yukon-Porcupine Region, Alaska: A preliminary report
• Use of natural resources by the residents of Dot Lake, Alaska: Executive summary
• Angoon deer hunting, 1982
• Norton Sound-Bering Strait subsistence king crab fishery update
• Resource Use and Socioeconomic Systems: Case Studies of Fishing and Hunting in Alaskan Communities
• The noncommercial harvest and use of halibut in Southeast Alaska: A summary of current information
• Winter moose season in the upper Kuskokwim controlled use area, 1982-1983
• Regional subsistence bibliography: Volume II, Interior Alaska, Number 1
• Technological and social change of marine mammal hunting patterns in Bering Strait
• Historical and contemporary fishing for salmon and eulachon at Klukwan: An interim report
• Natural resource harvest at Port Graham and English Bay, 1982: An interim report
• Salt Lake coho subsistence permit fishery
• The dipnet and fishwheel fisheries of the Copper River, 1982
• The king salmon drift net fishery on the middle Yukon: An overview and study of the 1982 season
• The harvest and use of marine mammals in fifteen Eskimo communities
• Norton Sound-Bering Strait subsistence king crab fishery update
• Subsistence hunting of moose in the upper Kuskokwim controlled use area, 1981
• The role of local fish and wildlife resources in the community of Shaktoolik, Alaska
• Regional subsistence bibliography: Volume 1, North Slope, Alaska
• Subsistence salmon fishing in the upper Kuskokwim River system, 1981 and 1982
• Traditional resource uses in the Knik Arm area: Historical and contemporary patterns
• Nome River fishery II
• Northern Bering Sea subsistence report
• Preliminary harvest data, Port Graham / English Bay subsistence set net fishery
• Final report on the survey of permitholders in the Tanana River Subsistence Permit Fishery
• A technical report describing an algorithm to estimate number of persons who have participated in the Cook Inlet subsistence fishery four or more years
• Norton Sound-Bering Strait subsistence king crab fishery
• Supplemental notes: Copper River subsistence fisheries 1979 and 1980
• Angoon subsistence coho fishery: An interim report
• Issue paper on subsistence king salmon drift gillnetting - Yukon Area District 4A [Proposal #463]
• Some elements of subsistence land and resource use within the range of the Porcupine Caribou Herd in Alaska
• Interim report on the survey of permit holders in the Tanana River Subsistence Permit Fishery (SUBUNIT Y6-C) 1980
• Cook Inlet subsistence salmon fishery
• Issue paper on Nome River subsistence salmon fishery
• Nome salmon subsistence research report
• WACH management program components: Draft
• Report on the special caribou season for Buckland, Alaska, December 5, 1979 - February 14, 1980
• Subsistence fishery permit survey, Cook Inlet - 1980
• Issue background: Buckland food shortage

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