Comanagement in Alaska
Subtitle: a viable alternative to dual management under ANILCA?
By: sponsored by the Alaska Native Law Section, Alaska Bar Association.
Contributors: Alaska Bar Association.; Alaska Bar Association. Alaska Native Law Section.
Publisher: Alaska Bar Association, Alaska Native Law Section
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Anchorage, Alaska
Language: eng
Number of pages: 419
Subjects: United States.; Subsistence economy -- Alaska.; Alaska -- Economic conditions.; Land use, Rural -- Law and legislation -- Alaska.; Water use -- Alaska.; Natural resources -- Management -- Alaska.; Fishery law and legislation -- Alaska.; Game laws -- Alaska.; Indians of North America -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Alaska.; Eskimos -- Legal status, laws, etc. -- Alaska.
Other titles: Viable alternative to dual management under ANILCA?
Notes: "Tuesday, March 4, 1997 ... Hotel Captain Cook, Anchorage, Alaska"--Cover.

"CLE #97-02"--Cover.

"7.75 CLE credits"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Co-management: establishing principles, policies & protocols / Rural Alaska Community Action Program, Inc.; value: Brief outline of federal & international law concerning fish & wildlife cooperative management / Lauri J. Adams; value: Yukon River Salmon Act 1995; value: Native American Policies / U.S. Fish & Wildlife, U.S. Dept. of Commerce; value: Legislative history & statute for s.119 of the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972; value: Standards for sharing of traditional knowledge & wisdom (TKW); value: Comanagement outside Alaska; value: Cooperative wildlife management under the Western Arctic Inuvialuit Land Claim / J.L. Bailey, N.B. Snow, A. Carpenter, L. Carpenter; value: Treaty Indian tribes & Washington state: the evolution of tribal involvement in fisheries management in the U.S Pacific Northwest / Fay G. Cohen; value: Getting to co-management: social learning in the redesign of fisheries management / Norman Dale; value: Comanagement agreements outside Alaska; value: Bird hunting and fishing on the Flathead Reservation; value: Memorandum of agreement between tri band authority and the state of Minnesota; value: Umbrella final agreement: Council for Yukon Indians, 1993; value: The Western Arctic Claim: the Inuvialuit final agreement, 1984; value: Agreement between the Inuit of the Nunavut settlement area & Her Majesty the Queen in right of Canada, 1993; value: Comanagement in Alaska; value: Contributions to comanagement from the Federal Subsistence Management Program / Taylor Brelsford; value: Tribal comanagement / Taylor Brelsford; value: Integrating traditional knowledge & western science / Taylor Brelsford; value: Substantial evidence & decision standards / Taylor Brelsford; value: Hidden dissension: minority-majority relationships and the use of contested terminology / Phyllis Morrow, Chase Hensel; value: The Qavilnguut (Kilbuck) caribou herd: an Alaskan example of cooperative management / Joseph Spaeder; value: Who should manage natural resources: the experience of the Eskimo Walrus Commission / Caleb Pungowiyi; value: 1989 cooperative agreement between the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration and the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission / Caleb Pungowiyi; value: Protocol amending the 1916 Convention for the Protection of Migratory Birds; value: Excerpts from the development of the proposed treaty for US/Russia bilateral agreement for the conservation of polar bears in the Chukchi/Bering Seas; value: Comanagement: a viable alternative? Proclamation from the Subsistence Roundtable, Anchorage, Alaska, February, 1997; value: Separate handout: Understanding the harvest assessment in the North: synthesis of the Conference on Harvest Assessment, April 20-22, Girdwood, Alaska.