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Office of The
Commissioner  Commissioner Denby Lloyd was officially appointed by Governor Sarah Palin on February 3, 2007. The Commissioner is ADF&G's principal executive officer responsible for the protection, management, conservation, and restoration of Alaska's fish and game resources.
Boards Support Section
Contact
Information(907) 465-4110 The Boards Support Section ensures that the public process for the state's fish and wildlife regulatory system operates efficiently and effectively by providing assistance to the Board of Fisheries and the Board of Game. Post Mail: ADF&G Headquarters Commissioner's Office. ** For inquires specific to sportfishing, commercial fisheries, wildlife viewing/hunting/trapping, subsistence or Boards please use these particular contacts shown elsewhere on this page. |
Sport Fish
Contact Information(907) 465-4180 The Division of Sport Fish's mission is to protect and improve Alaska's recreational and personal use fisheries. This includes stock assessment, management, hatchery production, access development and maintenance, habitat assessment and permitting, information and education, enforcement and planning and survey activities.
Commercial Fisheries
Contact Information(907) 465-4210 The Division of Commercial Fisheries is responsible for management of the state's commercial, subsistence, and personal use fisheries. The mission of the division is to manage, protect, rehabilitate, enhance, and develop fisheries and aquatic plant resources in the interest of the economy and general well-being of the state, consistent with the sustained yield principle and subject to allocations established through public regulatory processes.
Habitat
Contact Information(907) 465-1852 The Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Habitat (Alaska Executive Order 114 ) works to preserve the state’s fish and wildlife resources by protecting the areas they need to complete their life cycles. |
Wildlife Conservation
Contact Information(907) 465-4190 The Division of Wildlife Conservation is responsible for Alaska's wildlife and habitats. The division offers input to the Board of Game's regulatory process and provides research, management, information, and education to enhance and conserve wildlife populations and provide a wide range of public uses and benefits, including hunting, trapping, and wildlife viewing.
Subsistence
Contact Information(907) 465-4147 The Subsistence Division provides research information
to facilitate management and regulation for customary and traditional
use of wild resources for communities and cultures of Alaskans.
Administrative Services
Contact Information(907) 465-2376 The Division of Administrative Services is responsible for management and administration of department budgets, procurement services, personnel and human services, and fish and game harvest permits and licenses.. |
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See also: State of Alaska Employee Search |
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