About Avian Influenza
	Wildbird Surveillance Plans
	Handouts and Publications
	Newsroom
	Sampling Hunter-Shot Waterfowl for Avian Flu:  How Alaska’s hunters can help scientists sample for Asian H5N1 8/2006: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
	A Few Facts About Avian Influenza in Alaska 8/29/06: Alaska Avian Influenza Information Group
	Some Questions and Answers About Avian Influenza ("Bird Flu") 9/12/06: Alaska Avian Influenza Information Group
	Answering Questions About Bird Flu for Subsistence Hunters in Alaska 4/06: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
	What Hunters Should Know About Avian Influenza 5/22/06: Alaska Department of Fish and Game
	Hunting and Subsistence Information
	Information about Bird and Animal Issues
	Information for Individuals and Families
	Related Links
	Contact Information

To report dead or sick birds
(five or more with no obvious cause) call the Alaska Interagency Avian Influenza hotline at
1-866-5-BRDFLU
(1-866-527-3358).  Do not handle birds found sick or dead.

Media Contacts by Department or Agency

Department of Fish and Game
Bruce Bartley
267-2269
242-9100 cell

Department of Environmental Conservation
Lynda Giguere
465-5009

Department of Health and Social Services
Greg Wilkinson
269-7285
382-7032 cell

Department of Military and Veterans Affairs
Renee Nelson
428-7052
240-6045 cell

Department of Administration
Claudette Kreuzenstein
465-2471

Department of Education
Eric Fry
465-2851
321-5564 cell

Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Vacant
465-5673

Department of Law
Mark Morones
269-6379

Department of Natural Resources
Dan Saddler
269-8431

Department of Public Safety
Megan Peters
269-5413
351-3137 cell

Department of Revenue
Lacy Wilcox
465-2301
321-2376 cell

U.S. Fish and Wildlife 
Bruce Woods
786-3695