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Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

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Caribou vs. Reindeer
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Ada Blackjack: Stranded on Wrangel Island
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Cleaning Up Alaska's Beaches
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Can you tell the difference between a mastodon and a mammoth?
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Pleistocene Megafauna and the Bering Land Bridge
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2017 Science Education Grants
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2018 Science Education Grants
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For blood-sucking flies, the Far North is a paradise of food and breeding habitat, but for the animals and humans that reluctantly furnish the blood, the Far North is hell on Earth. The world’s largest populations of black flies and mosquitoes are found in northern regions of the globe.
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Travels in Remote Alaska Lead to More Remote Travels
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Did you know that employees from across the National Park Service stepped up to help their fellow employees after hurricanes hit the US Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico? In September of 2017, Hurricane Irma, one of the strongest known hurricanes in the Atlantic, lashed the Caribbean and Florida. It…
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2019 Science Education Grants
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Bering Strait Archaeology Camp, 2019
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Hunters distrusted the 1970s counts that said the Western Arctic Caribou Herd had crashed. A cooperative plan signed in 2003 uses ANILCA's provisions to bring hunters into management.
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Brown bear population size and harvest in Northwest Alaska
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Bumble Bees of Alaska: A Field Guide
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Brown Bear Resource Brief for the Arctic Network