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The Office of Victims' Rights (OVR) in Anchorage, AK is a government agency dedicated to ensuring that crime victims in Alaska receive the rights they are entitled to under the state's constitution and laws. With statutory authority to conduct investigations, the OVR investigates complaints from crime victims who believe their rights have been denied, and presents their findings and recommendations to relevant criminal justice agencies, the governor, the legislature, grand juries, and the public.Generated from the website

A statewide outreach and technical assistance program helping Alaskans wisely use, conserve, and enjoy Alaska's marine and coastal resources.

The North Pacific Fishery Management Council, established in 1976 under the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act, is responsible for managing fisheries within the 200-mile Exclusive Economic Zone off the coast of Alaska. The Council convenes regularly to address various fisheries issues, develop management policies, and ensure sustainable fishing practices in the region. Based in Anchorage, Alaska, the Council honors the Denaina people, the Indigenous stewards of the land, and aims to incorporate their cultural resilience and traditions into its management processes. Through ongoing meetings and collaboration with advisory committees, the Council actively engages in ecosystem-based management and prioritizes research to support the fisheries it oversees. Generated from the website