There are 7 Subsistence Resource Commissions - one for each of the seven parks or monuments within which subsistence uses are permitted by the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act. Members should represent the interests of the subsistence users of the park or monument.
Members serve at the pleasure of their appointing source.
Only the 21 members appointed by the Governor appear on the roster. Each commission will devise and recommend to the Governor and the Secretary of the Interior a program for subsistence hunting within the park or park monument where hunting is allowed. Approximately two meetings per year or as required by commissions.