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Life of Riley Reaches its End

By Ned Rozell | Geophysical Institute on Apr 20, 2020   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Life of Riley Reaches its End

[smartslider3 slider=5] Riley the wolf has died. She lived in the wild until almost the age of 11, which biologists call a remarkable feat. Wolves are lucky to live to 6. The female wolf, former leader of the once-mighty Riley Creek pack in Denali National Park, drowned in an open lead of the Nenana River […]

It’s “Where’s Waldo” Alaska Style – Help Count Our Anchorage Bowl Moose this Weekend!!

By APD on Feb 21, 2020   Events/Notices, Featured, Southcentral  

It’s “Where’s Waldo” Alaska Style – Help Count Our Anchorage Bowl Moose this Weekend!!

  Starting today our fabulous friends at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game will be counting our moose in the Anchorage Bowl.  And they need your help to do it!!!  Beginning at 8am this morning through 5pm on Sunday, February 23rd, you may report moose sightings by either calling 907-267-2530, texting to 907-782-5051, or […]

First Long Term Acoustic Study Tunes Into Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Foraging Ecology

By Alaska Fisheries Science Center on Feb 19, 2020   Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center  

First Long Term Acoustic Study Tunes Into Cook Inlet Beluga Whale Foraging Ecology

  The first continuous multiyear acoustic monitoring effort across Cook Inlet provides the most comprehensive description of beluga whale seasonal distribution and feeding behavior to date.   This knowledge is critical for understanding and managing potential threats impeding recovery of this endangered population. “Cook Inlet belugas were listed as endangered in 2008. Despite protective measures, the population continued to decline,” […]

Optimism Up on Demand and Prices for Snow Crab

By Fishermen's News Online on Jan 19, 2020   Featured, Fishermen's News Online  

Optimism Up on Demand and Prices for Snow Crab

  In a year when Bering Sea crab are continuing to rebound – prompting the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) to boost the quota for a third straight year –strong demand in domestic markets is expected to command robust pricing. “The demand is so strong for snow crab that even though there is […]

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