Director of Wildlife Conservation Corey Rossi: Illegal Bear Hunt

Alaska wildlife conservation

director charged with

helping illegally kill bears

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Craig Medred | Jan 12, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

The director of the Alaska Division of Wildlife Conservation has been charged with 12 counts of illegal hunting related to guiding activities in the bear-rich forests on the north side of Cook Inlet across from Anchorage, according to Alaska State Troopers.

Wildlife chief's resignation

resonates with

Alaska biologists

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Rick Sinnott | Jan 12, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

Less than two years after his appointment as director of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game Division of Wildlife Conservation, Corey Rossi has resigned, effective immediately. Dale Rabe, deputy director, has been appointed acting director.

New details emerge

in Alaska wildlife chief's resignation

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Craig Medred | Jan 13, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

Officials of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game on Friday refused to release the letter of resignation submitted by former Director of Wildlife Conservation Corey Rossi, a man now charged in what looks to be an increasingly messy illegal bear hunt.

The spectacular rise of

Alaska wildlife manager

Corey Rossi

Craig Medred | Jan 15, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

- Two Part Series -

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How Alaska wildlife manager

Corey Rossi was charged with illegal hunting

Craig Medred | Jan 16, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

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Public safety chief

sought to keep Rossi affair

under wraps to protect probe

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Craig Medred | Jan 19, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

Alaska Fish and Game Commissioner Cora Campbell was asked to keep quiet about a December investigation of Department of Wildlife Conservation Director Corey Rossi, according to the state Department of Public Safety.

New allegations surface

against disgraced former

Alaska wildlife chief

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Craig Medred | Jan 20, 2012 | Alaska Dispatch

Not long after Corey Rossi organized what is alleged to be an illegal bear hunt for a trio of Outside hunters in 2008, he teamed with two members of the state Board of Game in an effort to scam themselves an illegal trophy hunt for musk ox in a subsistence-hunting area on the Seward Peninsula north of Nome, according to present and former members of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.