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Both federal and State of Alaska subsistence fishing are permitted in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. State harvests are regulated by the State of Alaska while federal subsistence harvests are regulated by the. Federal regulations apply to inland waters within and adjacent to the park and preserve.
Often federal subsistence and State of Alaska fishing occur simultaneously in the park and preserve.View from 2002-2010.pdf format, 40 KBA state fishing license is required for in the park and preserve. No fishing license is required for subsistence fisheries, but some fishing management areas may require permits or harvest tickets. Federal subsistence fishing permits are available in park visitor centers.The Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act (ANILCA) provides a preference for local rural residents over other consumptive users should a shortage of subsistence resources occur and allocation of harvest becomes necessary. If the harvest must be limited, state subsistence and general fishing opportunities must be restricted first before any reduction in the harvest for federal subsistence users occurs.: Find out about the types of fish that are in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park & Preserve.
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Nicobarese are one of the six aboriginal tribes inhabiting Andaman and Nicobar Islands. They account for over 95% of the total tribal population in the islands and majority of them inhabit at Car Nicobar, which is the capital of Nicobar district and popularly called as Coconut Island.
The Nicobari tribes are hunters and gatherers who use their indigenous knowledge for exploitation of marine fishery resources using locally available materials. The common fishing methods in vogue are tamatu (trap), thanam kak (spear with rope) chok/ linreny kak (spear with rubber), kinyav (icthyotoxic seed), thakua kak (line), kel thakua kak (hand line), tamarotha thakua kak (long line), Hanak Inhal Kak (shore seine), Inruon thakua kak (troll line) and Inhal (gill net).
The Nicobari tribes have inherited the skill for designing and operating these gears from their forefathers. This paper summarises the traditional knowledge existing and commonly practiced among the Nicobari tribes for exploitation of marine fish at Car Nicobar. Previous article in issue.