Now available – REVISED and EXPANDED - a list of FAQs, facts and links about the Exxon Valdez oil spill, download at www.arlis.org/vol2/a/EVOS_FAQs.pdf.
Items received for public review from state or federal agencies or other organizations are placed immediately on the Public Review Document shelves with minimal processing to provide ready public access. These items are not in the catalog and are not available for checkout. Items are shelved by geographic location or project name and there is an index on the shelf. After the public comment period, items are returned to the donor or added to the collection according to the donor’s preference. Some items in this section are actually mini-collections available on a long-term basis. Some may be available in digital format.
Public Review Documents are accessible whenever the building is open to the public, including some weekends and evenings in addition to normal weekday hours.
The shelf index to Public Review Documents is also available for download.
Collection Spotlight
Susitna-Watana Hydropower Reports
The ARLIS collection of Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project reports is now available in digital format on the ARLIS document server.
Exxon Valdez Oil Spill FAQs – EXPANDED
FAQs, facts and links about the Exxon Valdez oil spill, download at www.arlis.org/vol2/a/EVOS_FAQs.pdf.
Public Review Documents
Documents for public review, received from state or federal agencies or other organizations. These items are not in the catalog and are not available for checkout. Items are shelved by geographic location and there is an index on the shelf.
250,000 Books, reports and maps
ARLIS's exceptional of collection of books, reports, maps, etc. highlights Alaska's natural and cultural resources. Subjects of special interest include fish, wildlife, minerals and mining, and oil exploration.
Alaska Department of Fish & Game, Annual Management Reports
Reports of catch, escapement, economic factors, and fishery management policies for each regional commercial fishery, 1959-. The reports are shelved by geographic region from east to west across Alaska and by year within geographic region.

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