EIELSONAFBI32-7001 — Conservation And Management Of Natural Resources

EIELSONAFBI32-7001 governs conservation, natural resource programs, and outdoor recreation on Eielson Air Force Base lands.

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  • Publication number: EIELSONAFBI32-7001
  • Title: CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
  • Date: 2018-05-16

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The publication addresses access, littering, bird disturbance, camping, trails, swimming, watercraft, and forest management. It requires approvals and permits for certain activities and establishes prohibitions for specified conduct.

Applies to: This instruction applies to all military units, Air National Guard, personnel assigned or attached to Eielson AFB, and civilian employees.

Topics covered

  • Eielson AFB land and water access
  • Littering restrictions
  • Bird feeding and harassment
  • Forest management
  • Camping requirements
  • Trail and recreation area use
  • Swimming restrictions
  • Watercraft operation

Questions and answers

Who can access Eielson AFB land and water resources for recreation?

On Eielson AFB the privilege of hunting, fishing, trapping, and outdoor recreation will be granted to the general public subject to requirements for safety, security of government property, accomplishment of the military mission, and within the ability of the resources to support such activities without impairment of the resource base. (paragraph 3)

What littering is prohibited on Eielson AFB?

No person will leave any portion of any game animal on roads, parking areas, or in road ditches, nor will any person cause to release litter, refuse, or burning material on Eielson AFB. (paragraph 4)

Is approval required before cutting or clearing land on Eielson AFB?

Any unit, company, organization, or individual (military or civilian) will contact Natural Resources for approval before cutting or clearing on any lands under Eielson AFB jurisdiction. (paragraph 5)

What approval is required to cut or dig trees on base?

No one will cut or dig trees (including Christmas trees) on base unless approval is granted by the Natural Resources Office and a form letter available at the Natural Resources Office (Building 2215), authorizing cutting/digging trees, has been issued. (paragraph 5)

Where is swimming prohibited on Eielson AFB?

Swimming is prohibited in all lakes, ponds, and streams on base.

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