Annual Report Of The Governor Of Alaska On The Alaska Game Law, Issue 73

This is an annual report from the Governor of Alaska regarding the Alaska Game Law. It provides insights into the management and conservation of wildlife in Alaska during the early 20th century. This historical document offers a valuable record of the legislative and administrative efforts to regulate hunting and protect animal populations in the Alaskan territory. It includes information pertaining to regulations, enforcement, and observations on the state of wildlife, and is a primary source for researchers and anyone interested in the history of conservation and the administration of game laws in Alaska. The report reflects the evolving relationship between humans and the environment in a rapidly developing territory.

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