NOAAProposed Rule
Pribilof Islands Administration; Dogs Prohibited
Environment
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Summary
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is proposing a new rule that would prohibit people from having dogs in the Pribilof Islands, a remote area off Alaska. This rule aims to protect the islands' wildlife and ecosystems, which could be harmed by dogs living there or visiting the area.
Key Points
- 1Dogs would not be allowed in the Pribilof Islands under this new proposed regulation from NOAA
- 2The rule is designed to protect native wildlife and plants on the islands from harm caused by dogs
- 3The Pribilof Islands are a remote location off the coast of Alaska that are home to unique animals and ecosystems
- 4People have until January 13, 2026 to submit comments about this proposal to NOAA before a final decision is made
- 5This affects residents and visitors to the Pribilof Islands who currently have or plan to bring dogs to the area
Key Dates
Published
December 11, 2025
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