Trapping as a Wildlife Management Tool in Interior Alaska

Authors

• Xavier Lonewolf

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Description

In the present day the Alaska Department of Fish and Game utilizes furbearer trapping as an important Wildlife Management tool. Historically, people have depended on furbearer trapping for required nutrients provided, by meat and also fur for clothing, bedding and shelter. But, modern day advances have impacted the trapping society and resulted in decline of participates. As time persists will the Alaska Dep. of Fish and Game have to replace the benefits that the trapping community provides us? It is important to see what simple solutions could possible restore the downfall. One simple outlook is to understand who all is participating and why. More importantly, are the future generations participating? Because the future holds the key.

Publication Date

4-17-2012

Keywords

URSA, Research Day

Recommended Citation

Lonewolf, Xavier, "Trapping as a Wildlife Management Tool in Interior Alaska" (2012). 2012 Research Day Posters. 30.
https://ualaska.researchcommons.org/uaf_ursa_2012_posters/30

Handle

http://hdl.handle.net/11122/1531