Aug272019Press ReleaseView full press release here: Trump Administration Supports American Indian and Alaska Native Communities to End Violence and Illicit Drug Activity _ U.S. Department of the Interior Post navigationPreviousPrevious post:Press Release: Public Safety Listening Session Hosted by the U.S. Department of the Interior in Bethel, AlaskaNextNext post:Update: Alaska Native Veterans Allotment ActRelated PostsThe U.S. Department of the Interior has issued an important letter inviting Tribal leaders to participate in consultations on the implementation of **Executive Order 14210**, signed by President Trump on February 11, 2025.Raymond Oney Appointed to Federal Subsistence BoardCourt Rules that Federal Fishery Managers Can Continue to Rely on Outdated Study to Manage the Trawling IndustryAVCP Calls for Meaningful Change to End Salmon CrisisAVCP Acknowledges White House Decision to Rescind OMB Memo M-25-13, which Froze Federal Funds for a Day.STATEMENT: Kawerak, Association of Village Council Presidents, and Bering Sea Elders Group Appreciate Protections for Their Waters from Oil and Gas Leasing
The U.S. Department of the Interior has issued an important letter inviting Tribal leaders to participate in consultations on the implementation of **Executive Order 14210**, signed by President Trump on February 11, 2025.
Court Rules that Federal Fishery Managers Can Continue to Rely on Outdated Study to Manage the Trawling Industry
AVCP Acknowledges White House Decision to Rescind OMB Memo M-25-13, which Froze Federal Funds for a Day.
STATEMENT: Kawerak, Association of Village Council Presidents, and Bering Sea Elders Group Appreciate Protections for Their Waters from Oil and Gas Leasing
