DCC Supports NPS Proposal to Protect Denali Wolves
The Alaska Board of Game will meet in Fairbanks March 6-14, 2020, to consider a variety of proposed policy changes
Alaska Board of Game
DCC submits proposal for No-Wolf-Take Buffer at Denali’s borders
Despite a political atmosphere that rejects the need for protection of predators at the boundaries of National Parks, we decided
Board of Game supports shortened wolf hunting season north of Denali National Park
NPS Proposal passes at March Statewide Regulations Meeting Without admitting that there is a conservation problem for Denali wolves, the
Support Proposal 141 to Protect Denali Wolves – Comments due Friday March 4, 2016
Proposal 141 (by the National Park Service) was just recently approved for hearing at the Board’s statewide regulations meeting in
Middle Nenana AC looks at NPS proposal to shorten wolf season – Tuesday Feb 16
What: Middle Nenana River Fish and Game Advisory Committee Where: Anderson Lion’s club Time: Tuesday, February 16th, 6 PM Agenda:
DCC News – Late Summer 2015
In this issue, we discuss the role that Agnew::Beck consulting has agreed to play in planning for management of borough-owned
DCC Comments on Draft Alaska Wildlife Action Plan
The Draft Plan, which seeks to list species of greatest conservation need in Alaska, and use federal funding to monitor
Read DCC comments supporting ACR #7
On July 30, 2015, the Alaska Wildlife Alliance and Denali Citizens Council submitted comments in support of ACR #7, to
DCC files Agenda Change Request to introduce wolf buffer at 2016 Board of Game meeting
We urge our members to support this Agenda Change Request also (see below for how) Background: Recent declines in the
Wolf hunting on state lands next to Denali closed by Emergency Order – what’s next for Denali wolves?
After three deaths of Denali’s East Fork Pack wolves this spring, all caused by human activities on state lands next to Denali,
Wolf Monitoring report details three human-caused deaths this spring
Denali wolves remained highly vulnerable this spring, with two dens east of the Savage River and one pack, East Fork,