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Our Projects

AITRC conducts research and monitoring projects throughout Ahtna Territory to better understand and protect the fish, wildlife, lands, and waters that sustain our communities. Our projects combine Tribal knowledge, community priorities, and scientific research to address local resource concerns and strengthen Tribal involvement in natural resource management.

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From monitoring salmon populations and fish health to studying wildlife, water temperatures, and subsistence resources, this work builds the long-term information needed to support healthy ecosystems, sustainable harvests, and future generations.

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Caribou Project

Monitoring caribou health, calf survival, and population trends to better understand factors affecting local herds.

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Moose Toxicology

Using hunter-donated samples to monitor essential and nonessential elements and better understand the health of local moose.

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Dall Sheep Project

Working with local hunters to study Dall sheep health, nutrition, diet, disease, and essential and nonessential elements.

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Bear Study

Studying bear populations, movements, habitat use, and interactions with people and other wildlife.

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Wolf Project

Studying wolf movements, diets, and abundance across the Ahtna Territory.

Questions on our projects?

PO Box 613

Glennallen, AK  99588​

Mile 187.5 Glenn Hwy Glennallen, AK 99588

Tel: 907-822-4466

Fax: 907-822-4406

connect@ahtnatribal.org

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