- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 41. Public Resources
- Chapter 17. Forest Resources and Practices
- Section 200. State Forest Purposes and Management.
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AS 41.17.200. State Forest Purposes and Management.
- (a) The purpose of AS 41.17.200
- 41.17.230 is to permit the establishment of
designated state-owned or acquired land and water areas as state forests. The primary purpose in the establishment of
state forests is timber management that provides for the production, utilization, and replenishment of timber resources
while allowing other beneficial uses of public land and resources.
- (b) In managing a state forest, the commissioner shall, consistent with the primary purpose of a state forest under (a) of
this section, restrict the public use of the land and its resources, including timber, fish and wildlife, and minerals,
only when necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter.
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