Alaska Board of Fisheries Members and Regions

The following is a table listing all of the people who served on the Alaska Board of Fisheries Members from 1975-2017. The Board consists of seven members serving three-year terms and its main role is to conserve and develop the fishery resources of the state. Members are appointed by the governor, and then then must be approved by the legislature. The board provides a local forum for regional opinions on fish and game issues, facilitates resource allocation, and makes regulatory changes. The original source of these data is the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Original data were extracted from here http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=fisheriesboard.past_members. This data was modified by reformatting the columns slightly, including the addition of columns to specify whether or not the member served as the board chair, whether the member is male or female, what region their community is located in, and whether that community is rural or urban. The rural/urban distinction is based on the definition used by the Federal Subsistence Board to determine the subsistence priority. The male/female distinction was inferred from the name of the Board of Fisheries member.

以下为一份列明1975年至2017年间任职于阿拉斯加渔业委员会（Alaska Board of Fisheries）全体成员的表格。该委员会由7名成员组成，任期为三年，核心职责为保护与开发本州的渔业资源。委员会成员由州长任命，随后需经州议会批准。该委员会为渔业及狩猎相关议题的区域意见交流搭建本地平台，推动资源分配工作，并负责制定与调整监管规则。本数据集的原始来源为阿拉斯加鱼类和野生动物部（Alaska Department of Fish and Game），原始数据提取自以下网址：http://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=fisheriesboard.past_members。本次对原始数据进行了小幅优化，包括调整列格式，新增若干列以标注以下信息：成员是否担任委员会主席、成员性别、其所属社区的所在区域，以及该社区属于农村还是城市。其中城乡区分标准采用联邦生计委员会（Federal Subsistence Board）用于判定生计优先级的定义；成员性别信息则通过该委员会成员的姓名推断得出。