DOIFinal Rule
Federal Subsistence Management Program: Transfer of Regulations
EnvironmentAgriculture
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Summary
The Department of Interior is transferring control of the federal subsistence hunting and fishing program to a different agency or management structure. This affects how Native Alaskan communities and other eligible groups can hunt and fish on federal lands for food.
Key Points
- 1The federal government is reorganizing which agency manages subsistence hunting and fishing rules for eligible groups, primarily Native Alaskan communities
- 2This transfer may change how people apply for hunting and fishing permits on federal lands and which rules they must follow
- 3The comment deadline was extremely short (one day), giving the public very limited time to provide feedback on this change
- 4The regulation affects subsistence activities on federal lands in Alaska, which are important for food security and cultural practices in rural communities
- 5Once finalized, this reorganization will shift administrative responsibilities but the underlying subsistence hunting and fishing rights themselves appear unchanged
Key Dates
Published
July 18, 2025
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