Subsistence Management Information is a program led by United Fishermen of Alaska and aimed at increasing understanding of federal management of subsistence fisheries.

     In October 1999, the federal government assumed authority for management of subsistence fisheries on certain navigable waters in Alaska. Management decisions on those waters affect a range of other users, including commercial, subsistence, personal use, and sport fisheries managed by the State of Alaska.

     UFA believes that meaningful participation by an informed public is the basis of sound decision-making and good public policy. Consequently, UFA believes that all users who are, or may be, impacted by federal subsistence management should have access to information about the federal system, how it differs from state management, and how to effectively participate in the federal process.

      To help inform the public, UFA developed Subsistence Management Information, a statewide effort based in Juneau that tracks federal subsistence fishery issues, provides general information to the public about the federal regulatory process and makes educational presentations to communities and groups statewide.

Our address is:

211 Fourth Street, Suite 110

Juneau, AK 99801-1143

 

 

E-mail address: aa@subsistmgtinfo.org

Phone: 907-586-6822

Toll-free inside Alaska: 1-888-586-6822

            United Fishermen of Alaska (UFA) is a statewide organization composed of 32 commercial fishing organizations, as well as individual and business members. UFA's mission is to promote and protect the common interest of Alaska's commercial fishing industry as a vital component of Alaska's social and economic well-being.

To receive UFA's Subsistence Fisheries E-Mail Updates, or to register to receive UFA's Subsistence Newsletter, click here.

(last updated 01/30/07)

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