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➡️ Do you need inspiration to get outside regularly for the rest of the winter? Are you also an educator, parent, or someone who wants to learn more about wildlife through studying tracks? ➡️ Check out this video with educator Mike Taras about finding tracks in snow and our new educator guide, Tracks of Alaska Animals. ➡️ This guide provides background information on the tracks of individual species and groups of similar animals, hands-on activities for k-12 students, and complements a Tracks ki

🛑Attention anglers: The comment period on the 2026 Statewide Stocking Plan is open now through January 31. 🪝In 2026, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game – Division of Sport Fish plans to release approximately 7 million fish at hundreds of select locations throughout the state. 👉The comment period on the Statewide Stocking Plan is your opportunity to tell us what you want to see in stocked fisheries. 🎣Only fish reared from the Division’s hatchery facilities and from private non-profit hatc

School Ice Fishing Week ends tomorrow… but the fun continues at Jewel Lake in Anchorage this Saturday! This week, we’ve loved getting local students out on the ice and introducing them to the basics of ice fishing! Now it’s your turn! 📍 Join us this Saturday for the 38th Annual Jewel Lake Jamboree (Ice Fishing)! Saturday, February 7 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Jewel Lake – Anchorage FREE & open to the public We’re partnering with The Bait Shack for a fun, family-friendly day on the ice, and ADF&G staff

With recent snow storms across the state, it feels like winter has finally arrived in full! That snow also means moose are more likely to be on or alongside the roads in search of easier travel and access to roadside trees and shrubs. Slow down when visibility and road conditions are poor, and flash your hazard lights to warn other drivers when moose or other hazards are on or near the road. | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official

Dall Sheep Research - The Alaska Department of Fish and Game just completed stage 2 of the Brooks Range Dall’s Sheep Research project. In June of 2023, 50 GPS collars were deployed on young rams in both Gates of The Arctic National Park and in portions of Game Management Units 24A and 25A. An additional 60 ewe collars were deployed in early April, 2024. The research objectives are to compare survival, recruitment, and population growth in areas open to full curl harvest versus areas closed to hu