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Weather and Climate Resource Brief for the Arctic Network
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Lagoons are important landscape features because their varied size, depth, connectivity to the ocean, and chemistry creates a mosaic of aquatic and terrestrial habitats utilized by a diverse group of organisms. These locations are home to healthy populations of furbearers, waterbirds, and fish, resu
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Meet the Project Participants
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Climate Change and Alaska's National Parks
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Volcanologist Erika Rader's first thought about visual near-infrared spectroscopy equipment was, "I don't understand this and therefore I don't believe it works, but planetary scientists use it a lot so maybe I should give it a think." Soon after, she wanted to share the technology with others.
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Perspectives of Indigenous harvesters and agency staff on subsistence management in Alaska national parks
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Fire in Ecosystems: Arctic Tundra
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Summer movements of female Golden Eagle 1502 at the northwestern edge of North America.
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Improving Salmon Resilience to a Warming Climate
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Seasonal Changes Across Alaska Parks
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Bering Land Bridge's geology: the edge of a drowned continent