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Share the Shore: Harbor Seal Pups

By Alaska Regional Office | NOAA Fisheries on May 10, 2022   At Sea, Featured, NOAA Fisheries and Alaska Fisheries Science Center  

Share the Shore: Harbor Seal Pups

These pups—often seen alone onshore—are not abandoned. Seal Pupping Season Begins! NOAA’s Alaska Region has already received reports that harbor seal pups have arrived! Pupping season is typically between May and July, but each year a few pups arrive earlier. During the pupping and nursing season, mother harbor seals will leave their pups on shore […]

Murkowski Works to Improve Access to Rural Health Care For New & Expecting Moms

By Office of Senator Murkowski on May 12, 2021   Featured, Health, Rural  

Murkowski Works to Improve Access to Rural Health Care For New & Expecting Moms

Introduces Bill To Provide Training For Medical Professionals, Build Upon New and Existing Innovations to End Rural Disparities in Maternal Health U.S. Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) recently joined U.S. Senator Tina Smith (D-MN) in introducing bipartisan legislation that would help ensure that new and expecting moms living in rural communities get the care they need. […]

Best Way to Save Wildlife Babies: Leave Them Alone

By ADF&G on May 23, 2019   General News  

Best Way to Save Wildlife Babies: Leave Them Alone

  (STATEWIDE) — A newborn moose calf found alone in the woods — or even in your backyard — can appear helpless and abandoned. But don’t be fooled. Destitute as those big-eyed babies may seem, a protective mother is almost always nearby. Newborn moose calves, deer fawns, and tiny bear cubs are already being seen […]

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