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Landscape photo of green mountains, a river bank, and blue sky with clouds

USFWS Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Alaska Native Relations Policy

Man with a beard wearing a Marine veteran hat

Veteran protects Alaska's waters

a small white cygnet floats on a pond

Wildlife Wonders

Triumph of the trumpeter swans

Watercraft inspector physically inspecting two kayaks on top of truck roof rack for aquatic invasive species.

Preventing dreissenid mussels from entering Alaska

Close Up of Federal Wildlife Officer/Pilot taxis at an airport with the entry window/door open.

A 67 Million Acre Open Air Office

Close up of a black dog with a background out of focus. Dog is looking to the side with a black collar on. The dog has a white outline of hair around his upper lips that extend slightly down his neck.

Wildlife Inspector Canine

A hunter wearing blaze orange sleeved shirt and hat kneels down touching a hunting dog on a grassy hill top with out of focus hills in the background.

The Land We Share

a pastel colored snow field

History and Culture

Nippivik - the Sunset Time

A lake with trees in the background

Remember the Simple Truths

man standing by a river in rain gear

How To Cross A River

A wood cabin stands in the snow at the edge of a forest.

Camping is a Treat at These National Wildlife Refuges

a striped fly on orange flowers

Wildlife Wonders

Alaska’s Wanna-bees

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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza and Migratory Birds in Alaska

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