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Department of Fish and Game
Wildlife Conservation
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| | The Division of Wildlife Conservation is responsible for the management of Alaska's wildlife resources. The primary goals of the division are to: (1) protect, maintain, and enhance the wildlife resources of Alaska; and (2) provide for their greatest use by the people, consistent with the sustained yield principle, for the well being of the people and the economy of the state.
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| End Result A: Healthy and sustainable wildlife populations in Alaska that provide a diversity of opportunities for public use and enjoyment. |  | 42% of big game populations targets set by the Board of Game were met in FY2009, down from 2008 and below the 75% target. | | Conservation action plans are in place for 10/11 (91%) of "species of concern", including blackpoll warbler, Townsend’s warbler, olive-sided flycatcher, Steller’s eider, spectacled eider, northern goshawk, Arctic peregrine falcon, American peregrine falcon, Aleutian Canada goose and Kenai brown bear. | | Five species are listed on the state endangered species list, no change since 1993. |
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