Fish and Wildlife head promotes cooperation with stakeholdersPaul Hoffman, deputy assistant secretary of Interior, says if ANWR drilled, U.S. Fish and Wildlife and Parks would be in charge of development Steve Sutherlin PNA Managing Editor
Paul Hoffman, deputy assistant secretary for Fish and Wildlife and Parks of the U.S. Department of the Interior was in Anchorage June 24 to meet with department employees in Alaska. Hoffman went on to Fairbanks, and then to a float trip on the Noatuk River, which flows westward along the south footh....
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Fish and Wildlife would oversee ANWR development
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