The U.S. Forest Service is reviewing how Alaska Native communities and other rural Alaskans can hunt, fish, and gather food on federal public lands in their state. This review will examine the current rules and decide whether changes are needed to how these subsistence activities are allowed and managed. This matters because subsistence hunting and fishing are essential to how many Alaskans feed their families, and changes to the rules could affect their ability to practice these traditions and access traditional food sources.
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