103K views · 1.1K reactions | The Alaska Wildlife Troopers and Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official have issued a special order about the hunting of flying reindeer over the next several days. | Alaska State Troopers | Facebook

1.5K views · 37 reactions | From wild weather to even wilder wildlife, take a look behind the scenes of wildlife management in Alaska. In this video, ADFG Small Game Biologist Rick Merizon checks in from the field during the spring 2021 ptarmigan breeding surveys. ©ADF&G Check it out on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/_bdm2_rAQlo | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official | Facebook

2.5K views | **SOUND ON** Watch this short video to learn when and how to report wildlife sightings. #alaskalife #wildlifesafety #alaska #Alaskaliving #wildlife | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official | Facebook

Help keep Alaska’s saltwater fisheries healthy and sustainable. Bring your fish or fish carcasses back to port and allow our port samplers to collect data. Kay Stewart is a port sampler working on the dock in Whittier, AK. If you’re returning to Whittier from a day of fishing, please allow Kay to sample your fish or talk to you about your fishing trip. The process is quick, and fish can be sampled whole or filleted. Data collection only takes a few minutes and what we learn from you and the fish

🛑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

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

3K views · 40 reactions | **SOUND ON** This short video suggests tips to help you stay safer while fishing in bear country. #ADFG #wildlifesafety | Alaska Department of Fish and Game - Official | Facebook