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Photos & Multimedia (U.S. National Park Service)

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Search for photos, videos, audio recordings, and webcams in national parks with the multimedia search and find links to other multimedia sources.

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I take photos, make films, explore wild places and guide visitors to world-famous Glacier Bay National Park. Come join me.

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Parents Choice Gold Award Winner 11 Years Running. Available in both Print & Digital. Connecting Kids & Nature. Holidays gifts for children.

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Mammals - Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve (U.S. National Park Service)

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Mountain goats have thick white coats of hollow hairs that help to keep them warm in extreme weather. Goats may have been among the first land animals to recolonize Glacier Bay after the ice retreated, coming over the mountains from Lynn Canal to the east.

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Large, unfragmented land, little development, and relatively pristine environmental conditions make Alaska well known for its abundant wildlife. Alaska's parks provide visitors with up-close experiences with wildlife unlike anywhere else in the nation. The large tracts of land and water within the parks serve as a sanctuary for wildlife and a place to continue traditional hunting practices for native Alaskans.

Preserving the natural composition, abundance, diversity, and processes of Alaska's parks is fundamental to the mission of the National Park Service. It provides the opportunity for the public to observe wild lands in an unimpaired state now and in perpetuity. Further, these areas offer unique opportunities to conduct scientific studies on natural systems and can serve as a sentinel for changes impacting our world.

Sport hunting in national preserves was established under ANILCA and continues today. Learn more about Alaska's wildlife regulations and view an interactive story map.

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Wildlife in Alaska - Alaska Nature and Science (U.S. National Park Service)

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Large, unfragmented land, little development, and relatively pristine environmental conditions make Alaska well known for its abundant wildlife. Alaska's parks provide visitors with up-close experiences with wildlife unlike anywhere else in the nation. The large tracts of land and water within the parks serve as a sanctuary for wildlife and a place to continue traditional hunting practices for native Alaskans.

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Alaska Department of Fish and Game:  Alaska's Animals

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Alaska Department of Fish and Game:  Alaska's Animals

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Which animal species occur in Alaska? What do they look like? What do they eat? Where are they found? And what is the Alaska Department of Fish and Game doing to manage for this species? Do Black-footed Albatross really have black feet?

Nearly 1,100 vertebrate species regularly occur in Alaska. Although no one has an exact count, thousands of invertebrates are also thought to live in diverse marine, aquatic, and terrestrial habitats across the state.

Browse the species categories below to learn more about your favorite animals. The species profiles here offer a wealth of information regarding biology and life history. Hunting-related information can be found on 11 big game species, small game and waterfowl, in the hunting section of our website.

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Alaska's Animals, Alaska Department of Fish and Game

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Which animal species occur in Alaska? What do they look like? What do they eat? Where are they found? And what is the Alaska Department of Fish and Game doing to manage for this species? Do Black-footed Albatross really have black feet? Nearly 1,100 vertebrate species regularly occur in Alaska.

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Liz McKenzie is the written and video content producer for Encounters Radio website. Her favorite part of being on the Encounters team is traveling to some of the most fabulous places on earth like the Brooks Range in northern Alaska and Tasmania, the island state to the south of mainland Australia.