Wildlife managers have agreed to extend the Prince of Wales wolf trapping season to a full 21-day season after hearing from residents on the island. And on Monday, a state judge denied blocking the season just six days before it’s slated to open.
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The historic boatworks on Prince of Wales Island has been recognized as a piece of unique maritime heritage in Southeast Alaska. But it sits on leased federal forestland being transferred to the state’s mental health trust.
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A record 165 wolves were legally taken by hunters and trappers on Prince of Wales Island. Environmentalists are calling on the federal government to intervene.
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Owners of Southeast Alaska’s largest remaining lumber mill say it could close next year. It’s part of an ongoing battle over logging in the Tongass National Forest.
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