Co-Management of Subsistence use of Marine Mammals by Alaska Natives

 

Section 119 of the Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, allows the Secretary of the Interior to enter into cooperative agreements with Alaska Native organizations to conserve marine mammals and provide co-management of subsistence use by Alaska Natives. Agreements entered into under this section may include grants to Alaska Native organizations for, among other purposes 1. collecting and analyzing data on marine mammal populations; 2. monitoring the harvest of marine mammals for subsistence use; 3. participating in marine mammal research conducted by the Federal Government, States, academic institutions, and private organizations; and 4. Developing marine mammal co-management structures with Federal and State agencies.

Deleted 11/01/2013 (Archived.) F13AS00291 Agency: Department of the Interior
Office: U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Cooperative Agreement 1 Subsistence use of marine mammals Single Source: Eligible applicants must be an Alaska Native Organization, headquartered in the Bristol Bay Reign and Tribally authorized by a majority of the walrus hunting Tribes in the region to represent said Tribes on issues related to subsistence use of Pacific walrus. 08/15/2013 This program does not have cost sharing or matching requirements. Katherine Smiley, 907-786-3412
Katherine_Smiley@fws.gov
http://alaska.fws.gov/fisheries/mmm/nofa.htm Katherine_Smiley@fws.gov $23,300.00 Awards range from $23,300.00 to $116,500.00