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Posts Tagged ‘beachcombers’

New bulletin for Alaska beachcombers on rights to marine mammal parts

By Paula Dobbyn | August 18, 2017

Have you come across beached marine mammal remains in Alaska, and wondered if you could legally take them home? A new publication makes it easy to understand who has rights to bones, teeth and other parts for subsistence or souvenir. Photo by LCDR Mark Wetzler, NOAA Corps.

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