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Birds who migrate to Alaska.

See images of birds who visit the great wilderness of Alaska each year.

Arctic Tern. Photo: Dave Shaw
Golden-crowned Sparrow. Photo: John Schoen
Pacific Golden-Plover. Photo: Milo Burcham
Ruby-crowned Kinglet. Photo: Milo Burcham
Greater White-fronted Goose. Photo: John Schoen
Wilson's Warbler. Photo: John Schoen
Peregrine Falcon. Photo: Melanie Smith
Red-breasted Nuthatch. Photo: John Schoen
Pectoral Sandpiper. Photo: Milo Burcham
Hermit Thrush. Photo: John Schoen

Birds who migrate to Alaska.

See images of birds who visit the great wilderness of Alaska each year.

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A Review of the 2020 IAP Preferred Alternatives D and E
Conservation

A Review of the New Management Plan in the NPRA (alts. D and E)

A series of maps that show the proposed impacts to select bird species within the Teshekpuk Lake Special Area from the 2020 management plan for the NPRA.

See the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Summer
Virtual Events

See the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Summer

Take a virtual tour and see the animals of the Arctic Refuge in these beautiful photos.

See the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Spring
Virtual Events

See the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Spring

Take a virtual tour and see the animals of the Arctic Refuge in these beautiful photos.

See the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Winter
Virtual Events

See the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Winter

Take a virtual tour and see the animals of the Arctic Refuge in these beautiful photos.

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