Funds under this award are to be used to help offset travel, administrative and associated expenses required to maintain a regional migratory bird subsistence program in keeping with the migratory…

Funds under this award are to be used to help offset travel, administrative and associated expenses required to maintain a regional migratory bird subsistence program in keeping with the migratory bird treaty act protocol amendment (1995) (amendment), which provides for the customary and traditional use of migratory birds and their eggs for subsistence use by indigenous inhabitants of alaska.activities to be performed apia staff will hold one public regional winter meeting for the tribal and regional representatives, before the spring ambcc meeting of each year, ensuring attendance minimums.apia staff will hold one public regional summer meeting (preferably august) for the tribal and regional representatives, ensuring attendance minimums. Apia staff will submit a summary of the summer and winter meetings to be presented at the statewide virtual fall meeting and at the statewide spring meetings, respectively.expected deliverables or outcomes provide annual performance and financial reporting to usfwsintended beneficiaries our thirteen tribes are located in the aleutian chain and pribilof islands, in the communities of akutan, atka, false pass, king cove, nelson lagoon, nikolski, ST. George, ST. Paul, sand point and unalaska, but we also plan education and outreach in adak and cold BAY as appropriate for those subsistence users, alaska department of fish and game, and USFWS.