Hunters in Alaska are allowed to kill bears from helicopters again – but only to save caribou - Caribou population began ...

Alaska wildlife agents can resume shooting and killing black and brown bears — including from helicopters — as part of a plan to help recover a caribou herd that was once an important source of food ...

As an economist who has spent more than three decades quantifying Alaska’s resource-based industries, I have seen how our ...

On Wednesday the Alaska Department of Public Safety and State Troopers announced that 44-year-old Dustan Currier of Palo Cedro, California, is being charged with a whopping 48 hunting and fishing ...

Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The National Park Service (NPS) announced it has banned hunters from baiting bears in Alaska. The ban, effective from ...

As an economist who has spent more than three decades quantifying Alaska’s resource-based industries, I have seen how our state’s abundant wildlife supports jobs in rural Alaska, brings in new ...

With the fall hunting season underway in Alaska, the Alaska Zoo has issued a request that could benefit its meat-eating residents. “Calling all hunters! We will gratefully accept carcasses for zoo ...

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State game managers reduced bag limits for subsistence and nonresident hunters this week to preserve the declining Western Arctic Caribou Herd. The Alaska Board of Game concluded its meeting in ...