Alaska Nannut Co-Management Council

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Alaska Nannut Co-Management Council ANCC is an Alaska Native organization representing tribes in Alaska that traditionally harvest polar bears (nannut) for subsistence.

ANCC engages in polar bear management processes to ensure the health and well-being of polar bears and our Tribal members.

11/03/2026

ANCC encourages all our community members to exercise your right to vote today. Voting is as important as having a seat at the table making decisions that affect our lives.

Please check with your local municipality or tribe to see where you can vote today.

Naligaaniktuŋa! Let’s see those I Voted stickers!

Congratulations to Susie Fletcher, our fay 2 winner of the Cold Weather Survival bag!
10/23/2026

Congratulations to Susie Fletcher, our fay 2 winner of the Cold Weather Survival bag!

Congratulations Marjorie! Yesterday she won the cold weather survival bag! Come by and sign up to win one of 2 prizes th...
10/23/2026

Congratulations Marjorie! Yesterday she won the cold weather survival bag!
Come by and sign up to win one of 2 prizes this afternoon.

Dont forget to follow us on Facebook!

🎊Happy day 2 of AFN! 😄

Day 1 at our table  #50 is a wrap.  Congratulations 🎊  to our 1st raffle winner! Come by our table tomorrow to sign up t...
10/22/2026

Day 1 at our table #50 is a wrap.

Congratulations 🎊 to our 1st raffle winner!

Come by our table tomorrow to sign up to win another pour over coffee cup!

Dont forget to follow ANCC on Facebook!
See you all tomorrow.

Maija and Hope!

Aarigaa! Today’s trivia has to do with Polar Bear Patrols. Did you know that several coastal communities have polar bear...
10/15/2026

Aarigaa! Today’s trivia has to do with Polar Bear Patrols. Did you know that several coastal communities have polar bear patrols to keep community members safe in case a polar bear comes to town.

Name one ANCC Community that has a polar bear patrol!

Leave your answer in the comments. We’ll randomly draw one winner from the correct answers and mail them today’s prize: a magnetized clip, a pen and notebook to keep track of any sightings, or jot down your grocery list! A deck of cards in case you get stuck at the shelter cabin, or at the airport. And a deluxe survival kit with a first aid kit, emergency blanket, toiletries, and more, perfect for your backpack or car.

Quyaana to the patrollers who look out for our communities and help keep people and nannut safe!

Today’s ANCC giveaway question: What’s one piece of outdoor gear you never leave home without, and why?Warm layers, good...
10/13/2026

Today’s ANCC giveaway question: What’s one piece of outdoor gear you never leave home without, and why?

Warm layers, good kamiks, a radio, InReach, or something else? Whether you’re hunting, traveling, or spending time on the land, we want to hear what you count on!

Please share your answer in the comments. We’ll randomly draw one winner from today’s responses and mail them an ANCC Dry Bag, perfect to keep all your gear clean and dry, an ANCC Knit hat, and a first aid kit you can throw in your backpack anytime.

Our communities carry generations of knowledge about being prepared. Let’s learn from each other as we get ready for AFN!

Congrats Paniyavluk Loon for winning today’s swag and sharing the gear you bring to keep you safe.

Happy Indigenous People’s Day!  ANCC was created by 15 federally recognized tribes in northern and northwest Alaska.  Fo...
10/13/2026

Happy Indigenous People’s Day! ANCC was created by 15 federally recognized tribes in northern and northwest Alaska.

For today’s trivia, give us the name of three tribes that govern ANCC, and a requirement of those tribes!.

A winner will be chosen at noon on Tuesday the 13th by random draw from the answers. Please remember to follow the page for updates.

(Today’s prize is a corkcicle pour-over kit for perfectly hot Kuupiaq/Kuuviaq every time!)

Congratulations to Barbara Cellarius, who won today’s trivia.

ANCC has 15 tribes that have delegated authority to co-manage polar bears! Kaktovik, Nuiqsut, Barrow/Utqiaġvik, Wainwright, Point Lay, Point Hope, Kivalina, Kotzebue, Shishmaref, Wales, Diomede, Brevig Mission, King Island, Gambell, or Savoonga are the communities represented in ANCC’s governance Board.

Fun Facts! We are excited to attend the Alaska Federation of Natives convention later this month, and to see all of you,...
10/10/2026

Fun Facts!

We are excited to attend the Alaska Federation of Natives convention later this month, and to see all of you, too. To get ready, we are sharing some fun ANCC trivia, and giving away some fun prizes along the way.

To win, simply follow ANCC, and answer the question posted daily. All of the answers can be found at our website: https://nannut.org

How much do you know about ANCC and Nannut in Alaska?

QUESTION 1, starting off easy:

What does ANCC stand for?

Comment before noon on the 11th for your chance to win a travel mug, polar bear ice pack and first aid kit.

Congratulations to Kelly Lorena!

ANCC is happy to announce that we will be at the Alaska Federation Of Natives 2026 for the first time EVER!Our Program &...
10/09/2026

ANCC is happy to announce that we will be at the Alaska Federation Of Natives 2026 for the first time EVER!

Our Program & Administration specialist Hope Roberts-Upicksoun will (Wo)man the table October 22-24. Our booth is #50. (Close to the 7th and F st. Corner of the exhibitors tables).

Executive Director Maija Katak
Lukin will also be in attendance!

We look forward to visiting with you, gathering stories and handing out fun SWAG items. (Some items in the picture posted)

We also have special survival gear to raffle off, if you're feeling lucky! 🤩

Hello Nannut community, the Arctic youth ambassador program is recruiting for their next cohort of 18-22 year olds, sign...
09/16/2026

Hello Nannut community, the Arctic youth ambassador program is recruiting for their next cohort of 18-22 year olds, sign up here to use your voice for your community concerns. Lets make sure the Northwest Arctic has a voice from the youth!

Ambassadors share their local perspective on Arctic issues and priorities and gain new knowledge by engaging with partners, peers, and leaders from around the world.

The application deadline is fast approaching, September 27th, 2026

The application for cohort 6 of the Arctic Youth Ambassadors program is now open and will close on September 27, 2026!

The target age range for Ambassadors is 18-22, with youth required to be at least 18 years old by January 2027. Applicants must be permanent residents of Alaska. More eligibility information can be found in the application.

If you are interested in applying or nominating an Alaskan youth, you can find more information at ArcticYouthAmbassadors.org/apply or by contacting program staff at [email protected]

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Nome, AK
99501

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+19074436890

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