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Noatak National Preserve

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Guide to the Robert Stottlemyer Slide Collection
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Caribou vs. Reindeer
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River Connections: 50 Years of Wild and Scenic Rivers
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2017 Science Education Grants
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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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Noatak National Preserve Wilderness Character Narrative
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Brown bear population size and harvest in Northwest Alaska
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Brown Bear Resource Brief for the Arctic Network
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Robert Stottlemyer argues that remote parks such as Noatak and Isle Royale offer rare baselines for ecosystem science, but that long-term studies are hard to justify against pressing issues.
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National Park Getaway: Noatak National Preserve
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Collared Pika
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Arctic Ground Squirrel
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Permafrost Resource Brief for the Arctic Network
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Caribou Resource Brief for the Arctic Network
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Permafrost Thaw Slumps in the Noatak Valley
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Old Carbon Impacts on Arctic Stream Food Web